Link wiki calendar to an Exchange public calendar?

Is there a way for the wiki server calendar to be linked to an Exchange public calendar?
I'm running 10.6 Server.

hi,
to implement a link to another component i suggest to take a look at one of the pre-build examples - it's called 'Example Calendar Results' and you can find it in the navigator -> providers -> locally built providers -> example application.
when you edit the calendar component you can review the SQL query and the PORTAL.wwv_user_utilities.get_url function that is used there. below the SQL statement you can find a Hint section that explains all the possible options you have in the claendar query.
hope this helps.
regards,
christian

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