I need to be able to use Outlook from aspx

E

enak

I need some help.

I have a group of attorneys that need to be able to see
the schedule of court dates. These dates are scheduled by
the legal assistants.

This is what I need:

when a legal assistant schedules a court date I need that
date to be added to each attorney's outlook calendar when
the legal assistant adds it to the case calendar.

the case calendar can be the calendar control linked to a
database.

I have tried to access the outlook calendar but I can not
even get the outlook object to instantiate.

Here is my code so far:

Dim objOutlook As Outlook.Application
Dim objNamespace As Outlook.NameSpace
Dim objContactFolder As Outlook.MAPIFolder

objOutlook = New Outlook.Application
objNamespace = objOutlook.GetNamespace("MAPI")


I get an error at the "New Outlook.Application" line
above. The error states that "Server execution failed".

Can anyone please help?

Thanks
enak
 
G

George Durzi

Check out the Exchange 2003 SDK. There's a sample application in there
called Issue Tracking.
They have code to interact with all the Exchange folders.
 
E

enak

I can not find just the application. Where can I get it
without downloading the Exchange 2003 Server?
 
E

enak

does the server that this is going to run on have to have
Exchange 2003 or can I do what I want to do with just the
SDK or none of Exchange 2003?
 
G

George Durzi

No, what you're basically doing is using HTTP to do a WebDav query to
exchange.
Your exchange server doesn't have to be 2003.

Only reason I pointed you towards the SDK, is that the Issue Tracking sample
application is the only good C# example I've seen that shows ASPX
integrating with Exchange
 
G

Guest

OK, Thanks.
-----Original Message-----
No, what you're basically doing is using HTTP to do a WebDav query to
exchange.
Your exchange server doesn't have to be 2003.

Only reason I pointed you towards the SDK, is that the Issue Tracking sample
application is the only good C# example I've seen that shows ASPX
integrating with Exchange




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