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Using Calendar View
anihojnadel edited this page Nov 25, 2014
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Use calendar view to get the occurrences, exceptions, and single instances of events in a specified time range from the user's primary calendar or from a different calendar.
If you want to get calendar view for the default calendar use:
java.util.Calendar dateStart;
java.util.Calendar dateEnd;
...
List<Event> calendarView = client.getMe().getCalendarView()
.addParameter("startdatetime",dateStart)
.addParameter("enddatetime", dateEnd)
.read().get();
Otherwise, for a particular calendar, use:
java.util.Calendar dateStart;
java.util.Calendar dateEnd;
String calendarId;
...
List<Event> calendarViewForCalendar = client.getMe().getCalendar(calendarId)
.getCalendarView()
.addParameter("startdatetime", dateStart)
.addParameter("enddatetime", dateEnd)
.read().get();
For more information, see the integration tests or the REST Api Documentation