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Based on the code above, any idea why I'm getting a TargetException?
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To be honest, I have no idea. &nbsp;My google-fu is apparently weak when it comes to Novell Groupware 'cause I couldn't find anything on their site or on the 'tubes in general. &nbsp;My guess, however, would be that the filter variable is of the wrong type.<br />

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I am trying to get a list of appointments in Groupwise using the interop.Groupware DLL. &nbsp;Here is a screenshot of what is happening. &nbsp;How can I have an unhandled exception in a TRY block?<br />
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I am trying to get a list of appointments in Groupwise using the interop.Groupware DLL.  Here is a screenshot of what is happening.  How can I have an unhandled exception in a TRY block?

 

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