Initializing appointment StartTime from process

bdiegel

I have a process that creates Appointment objects from a calendar. The User clicks on the selected date and a process is run to create the BO. How do I initialize the value of the StartTime attribute to the date the User clicked on?

If you use the 'Standard' option the start time is initialized automatically. I need to use a process to initialize other attributes.

My process has two rules (Reservation is an Appointment BO):
PICK FROM Resource WHERE Resource is IN Request.Resources
ENTER NEW Reservation WITH Reservation.Resource=Resource USING CreateReservation

In the second rule, I'd like to initialize Reservation.StartTime.

Thanks, Betty.

RLJB

I would also like to do this.

In some instances you "have" to use a process to create new (eg when using a Group Appointment BO) and losing the Start Date and Start Time is a real pain.

aware_support

Unfortunately, this is not possible currently

davjoh

This is a pretty old posting, and I wondered if it is now possible to do this with the varouis changes that have been made to the calendar. And if so, where you pick up the date and time clicked on.

Thanks

aware_support

Still a limitation...

hpl123

Support / other developers,
This has been implemented if I am not mistaken (read something about this in a changelog entry a while back) but how do we do it? How do we get the selected date (the user click on a date on the calendar) and then use it in a process?

Thanks

itdeptcorp

Henrik, If you find it poke me here. Were interested to know anything new about the Calendar / Appointment Objects.