Applescript to Access Calendar

Hello all, I am creating an applescript to read my iCal events and find out when the next event is. It works fine except for at the beginnning of the program, it asks for permision to access the calendar. I looked into it, and found out to go into settings/security and allow it through to the calendar as you can see below. After I do that, it works well for about a day, but then, it starts asking me to allow it through again. Is there a way to permanantly allow it? An addition to the code or just a setting change would be great.
As always, any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Ryan Siebecker

Hello
The following article would be relevant.
OS X: Using AppleScript with Accessibility and Security features in Mavericks
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5914
Good luck,
H

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Dear All
I just installed the JES2005/Q4 on single server and everything is almost fine exclude calendar via UWC, calendar express working without any problem and also I can login with calmaster user name, but when I login to UWC, I can't access the Calendar and uwc leave the below logs inside uwc.log I check and doubled checked everything I tried to reinstall the server but still same problem, I also reconfigured the uwc few times but still same error, however I need to say my UWC is working under application server 8.
Dec 1, 2006 6:36:32 PM com.sun.uwc.common.UWCUserHelper createCalStore
SEVERE: calsession not created calstore connect has failed
Dec 1, 2006 6:36:32 PM com.sun.uwc.calclient.CalModuleServlet onInitializeHandle
r
SEVERE: Error[onBeforeRequest:getCalStore] [Error:getCalStore] - Could not creat
e store
any help is appreciated.

Well, I'm no expert with Calendar, even though UWC comes with Messaging and Calendar.
You might get better response in the Calendar forum.
However, you do have the Calendar server set up in "virtual domain" setup?

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