I'm in a situation, where i'm supposed to develop a windows service,
connecting to an external source, and insert new contact persons to an
Exchange public folder. Everything is going well, until I actually had to
access the Exchange folder.
First I tried interop'ing with Outlook, managing to create a contact in my
default contact folder, and then moving it to the specified public folder
(workaround). That puts up some problems considering it being a service, and
some dialog boxes appeared demanding attention, though a username/pass was
produced.
Secondly I tried using ADO.NET and ExOleDB, but couldn't figure out how on
earth to connect to the server.
Anyone who has tried doing this, who has some hints, and preferably some few
lines of essential code in any .NET language?
Thanks in advance
Kim
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On Mon, 15 Dec 2003 10:07:09 +0100, "Kim Nørby Andersen"
<kn*@removethis.multihouse.dk> typed and posted to
microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.csharp:
Kim you will want to download the Exchange 2000 SDK from Microsoft. There is a
sample .NET application (Issue Tracking) that I believe does what you are
asking. Here is the URL for the SDK: http://tinyurl.com/zau6
Will I'm in a situation, where i'm supposed to develop a windows service,
connecting to an external source, and insert new contact persons to an
Exchange public folder. Everything is going well, until I actually had to
access the Exchange folder.
First I tried interop'ing with Outlook, managing to create a contact in my
default contact folder, and then moving it to the specified public folder
(workaround). That puts up some problems considering it being a service, and
some dialog boxes appeared demanding attention, though a username/pass was
produced.
Secondly I tried using ADO.NET and ExOleDB, but couldn't figure out how on
earth to connect to the server.
Anyone who has tried doing this, who has some hints, and preferably some few
lines of essential code in any .NET language?
Thanks in advance
Kim This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics
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