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We have a need to create a non-interactive (scripted) routine that will create calendar meetings in Microsoft Exchange based on start and end and duration defined in events from another system. &nbsp;<br />
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Is there a way to create and update MS exchangecalendar events programmatically through a microsoft library and/or examples of how to do this so it can be managed in a non-interactive fashion?
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We have a need to create a non-interactive (scripted) routine that will create calendar meetings in Microsoft Exchange based on start and end and duration defined in events from another system.  

Is there a way to create and update MS exchangecalendar events programmatically through a microsoft library and/or examples of how to do this so it can be managed in a non-interactive fashion?

Programatically Create Calendar Meetings

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