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How to output exchange server info?

Explorer ,
Oct 22, 2008 Oct 22, 2008

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I have a page where I am connecting to a microsoft exchange server to retrieve my calendar information. How do you output this information so I can make my own tables with the information? If I do a cfdump var="#mycalendar#"> I get all of the information but in the cfdump created tables. How do I get each column variable so I can build it into my website?
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Engaged ,
Oct 22, 2008 Oct 22, 2008

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Doesn't the CFDUMP show you the field names to the left of the field contents? Just refer to those field names as CF variables.

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Oct 22, 2008 Oct 22, 2008

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The data returned from the CFEXCHANGE tags are query objects. You can use CFOUTPUT or CFLOOP to loop over the records in the query just like a database-originated query.

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Thanks. I ended up looping a query and everything is running now!

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