Invitation email creates tentatively accepted calendar items

When receiving invitation email from other users, the BB tentatively accepts it and puts it in the calendar. I know this feature might come in handy for some people. But I don't want it in my calendar without me explicitly accept it first. Is it possible to disable the feature? I'm using BIS with the BB, not sure it makes difference.

+1. This is probably the single-most annoying bug in the BlackBerry Calendar app. Especially when you realize that someone can use this to wipe out the calendar on your BB by sending you a storm of event cancellation email.
What will it take for RIM to fix this bug? Someone start spamming everyone with event cancellation emails to their BB email addresses until companies seriously consider ditching their BlackBerries? Please don't wait until it gets that bad, RIM.

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How to accept calendar invitation on a new email address ?

So have my apple id email address, calendar ... But just got a new email address and would like to be able to accept calendar invitation on this new email address. How to I link that new email address to my existing apple id/calendar ?

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EWS API - Impersonating to update a calendar item created by any other user than a service account, raise an error "Access is denied. Check credentials and try again."

Hi,
I am new to using EWS managed APIs.
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1. I am using a service account e.g. [email protected]. This user is a global administrator and also has ApplicationImpersonation role assigned. (Sign into Online Office 365 account -> Admin -> select "Exchange" tab- > select Permissions
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Your logic doesn't sound correct here eg
2. Create a calendar item by other user for e.g. [email protected], and invite an attendee - [email protected]
3. In a c# program, I connect to EWS service using a service account - [email protected], fetch its calendar events. If organizer of an event is some other user - [email protected] then
I use impersonation in the following way to update the calendar event/item properties- subject, body text etc.
When your connecting to [email protected] mailbox the only user that can make changes to items within
abccalendar is abc (or ABC's delegates). If your impersonating the Organizer of the appointment pqr that wouldn't work unless the organizer had rights to abc's calendar. If you want to make updates to a calendar
appointment like that you should connect to the Organizers mailbox first update the original, send updates and then accept the updates.
When you impersonate your impersonating the security context of the Mailbox your impersonating so its the same a logging on as that user in OWA or Outlook.
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Where are Invitation Emails for Apple Calendar Stored?

Hi,
When you add an event in Apple Calendar (prev. iCal) and invite an attendee, an email with an invitation is sent. Where are these emails saved? Where can you find the template that is used to create these emails?

Hi Filip,
What happens with invites depends on whether the calendar is local or stored on calendar server or not. For local calendars (those under "On My Mac") the sent items will go into the outbox on Mail while the internat connection is broken. For server based calendars (iCloud, Exchange, Google calendar and other CalDAV calendars) the server is sent a signal via your internet connection and the email is made and sent from the server.
You are not going to be able to stop a server based calendar using the method you subscribe.
For local calendars you might want to look at my application iCal Reply Checker. It is shareware, but runs for 10 days before needing to be paid for.
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Invite Email not being sent from iCal from a Google Apps calendar

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That was actually my post on the Google forums
Here is what I have found so far (and hopefully some of my assumptions are correct, because we're making the full switch to Google Apps this weekend and I am assuming it will work after this). This is long, but I'm trying to be thorough. Also note that I have updated to 10.6.6 since the time I first posted my last message.
We are currently piloting Google Apps, so our primary domain (which I will refer to from now on as domain.com) still points to our old exchange servers. Mail is currently being delivered to our Google Apps pilot accounts the following way:
1. User sends an email to [email protected]. This email is delivered to our old Exchange servers.
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Under the server settings tab (*NOTE: these were entered in automatically when I setup the calendar as a Google calendar)
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Use SSL is checked
Use Kerberos v5 is NOT checked
So, during my testing I was sending meeting invites from people who were in the Google Apps pilot to other people who were in the Google Apps pilot. When I was doing that, no invitations were getting sent.
I created a new email account on our exchange server ([email protected]) but did NOT set it up to be a part of the Google Apps pilot (this means that emails were not being forwarded from [email protected] to [email protected]). Doing this successfully delivered all invites, cancellations, and meeting updates from iCal!
From what I can tell there must be something going on (probably my own fault) when a calendar invite is sent from my Google Apps account, through our old Exchange system, and then back to our Google Account. My assumption is it has something to do with the fact that our MX records for domain.com currently point to our old exchange servers, and the MX records for gtest.domain.com point to the Google Apps servers. It may also have something to do with the SPF record which only allows emails from domain.com to be sent from our Exchange servers.
Those are just guesses though as I am not very knowledgeable in that area.
I hope this helps and I would love to hear about anyone else working on this issue.

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~~~

cfastner wrote:
>
> We have a user that is posting Calendar items for his boss. He
> creates the item and then drags and drops an email to attach it to
> the meeting item. All is well in the Groupwise Client but if the
> Calendar item is viewed in Web Access, you can not see the body of
> the item OR the email attachment.
>
> Anybody have any ideas how to create an item such as this and make it
> viewable in Web Access?
>
> I spoke with him about "Change to . . ." but then the email is removed
> from the Mailbox. They want the email to remain but the content to be
> attached to the Calendar item.
>
> Any thoughts?
>
> Charlie Fastner
> ~~~
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