There is an undocumented property, that is already implemented in the java client, but that slipped through my coding fingers on the .NET side. It's called "sendEventNotificaitons", and if i am not mistaken the schema looks like:

<entry>
   <gCalNS:sendEventNotifications value="TRUE|FALSE" />
...
</entry>

Now, you can use tipp 2 in tips.txt to create that property. It has to be child of the entry, and that should do the trick.

Let me know if that helps.

Frank Mantek

On 10/24/06, yonah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

After sifting through a lot of the helpful information on this group, I
have been able to add events and attendees along with the Calendar
using the C# API (1.0.7). Also, events sent to G-mail invitees also
show up on their personal calendars as well. However, invites are not
being sent. I tried playing with it a bit, and I discovered these two
weird behaviors:

1. Invites aren't being sent at all, I sent an invite to three people:
- A Gmail account (Yes, notify on invite is set to email)
- A Hosted Gmail account (Yes, notify on invite is set to e-mail)
- A non-Gmail account

I also tried updating the event using the API after I added it, but
that didn't work either. However, if I update the times or delete the
item manually (i.e. using the calendar web site), all recipients get a
cancellation notice.

2. Looking at the 'Who.AttendeeStatus' object. It would seem that there
are status values for tentative,decline,yes,and invited. I tried
setting status for one attendee to decline, but he still comes through
to Gmail with no response.

Anyone have a workaround?



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