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takes a given feed, and does a batch post of that feed against the batchUri parameter. If that one is NULL it will try to use the batch link URI in the feed

takes a given feed, and does a batch post of that feed against the batchUri parameter. If that one is NULL it will try to use the batch link URI in the feed

this method cancels the corresponding async operation. It sends still a completed event, but that event will then have the cancel property set to true

creates a new feed instance to be returned by Batch(), Query() and other operations Subclasses can supply their own feed implementation by overriding this method.

Inserts an AtomBase entry against a Uri

Determines whether the specified Object is equal to the current Object.

Allows an Object to attempt to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before the Object is reclaimed by garbage collection.

Returns a single Atom entry based upon its unique URI.

Serves as a hash function for a particular type. GetHashCode()()() is suitable for use in hashing algorithms and data structures like a hash table.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

by default all services now use version 2 for the protocol. this needs to be overridden by a service to specify otherwise.

inserts the entry asynchronous, you need to supply a valid and unique token. Events will be send to the async delegates you setup on the service object

internal Insert version to avoid recursion in the template versions

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

eventchaining. We catch this by the baseFeedParsers, which would not do anything with the gathered data. We pass the event up to the user, and if he did not dicscard it, we add the entry to our collection

eventchaining. We catch this by from the base service, which would not by default create an atomFeed

eventchaining. We catch this by the baseFeedParsers, which would not do anything with the gathered data. We pass the event up to the user

notifier if someone changes the requestfactory of the service. This will cause the service to set the versionnumber on the request factory to it's own

if the service is using a Google Request Factory it will use that assuming credentials are set to retrieve the authentication token for those credentials

the basic interface as an async version. This call will return directly and you need to rely on the events fired to figure out what happened.

object QueryOpenSearchRssDescription()

the basic interface as an async version. This call will return directly and you need to rely on the events fired to figure out what happened. this version does not parse the response from the webserver but provides it to you in the event

if the service is using a Google Request Factory it will set the passed in token to the factory. NET CF does not support authsubtokens here

Sets the credentials of the user to authenticate requests to the server.

this is a helper function for to send binary data asyncronous to a resource

this is a helper function for external utilities. It is not worth running the other insert/saves through here, as this would involve double buffering/copying of the bytes

Returns a String that represents the current Object.

updates the entry asynchronous, you need to supply a valid and unique token. Events will be send to the async delegates you setup on the service object

write the current stream to an output stream this is primarily used to write data to the request stream

The Calendar service's name

accessor method public ICredentials Credentials

returns the major protocol version number this element is working against.

returns the minor protocol version number this element is working against.

accessor method public IGDataRequest Request

this returns the string that the services uses to identify the google service to use when authentication with Google is required. Examples are "cl" for calendar, e.g.

eventhandler, fired when an async operation is completed

eventhandler, fired when an async operation reports progress

holds the hooks for the eventing in the feedparser

eventhandler, when the parser finds a new extension element-> mirrored from underlying parser

eventhandler, when the service needs to create a new feed