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How do I access Exchange Server 2003 mailboxes via ASP
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Paul Hansson
2008-02-27 20:19:01 UTC
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Can anyone direct me to any resources which will show me how to access and
render Exchange Server 2003 resources.

In particular I am trying to render a company calendar and a company staff
list which is based on the Global Address List.

I believe that this was achieved using functionality contained in the
cdo.dll and cdohtml.dll libraries under previous versions of Exchange, but I
cannot seem to find the same functionality under Exchange 2003.

Does anyone know if this is still possible using the same techniques, or if
it is not, can someone direct me to the currently supported method of
achieving this .

My thanks in advance for any assistance you can provide,
Chuck
2008-02-29 21:00:01 UTC
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Hi Paul,

I just went through this same process. I suggest that you download the
Exchange2003 SDK and read through the help file. That will help you
identify the API library that best fits your needs.

You can download the SDK from here..
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=5ca18d40-5a37-4a20-94ae-6a6cf6cb846d&DisplayLang=en

Once downloaded, look for the file : Exchange 2003 SDK.chm
- look under Architecture/Programming Technologies to compare API libraries
- Once you decide on an API set, the next place to look a in the help file
is : Reference/ExchangeStore to see the calendar schema ETC

best of luck

Chuck
Post by Paul Hansson
Can anyone direct me to any resources which will show me how to access and
render Exchange Server 2003 resources.
In particular I am trying to render a company calendar and a company staff
list which is based on the Global Address List.
I believe that this was achieved using functionality contained in the
cdo.dll and cdohtml.dll libraries under previous versions of Exchange, but I
cannot seem to find the same functionality under Exchange 2003.
Does anyone know if this is still possible using the same techniques, or if
it is not, can someone direct me to the currently supported method of
achieving this .
My thanks in advance for any assistance you can provide,
Paul Hansson
2008-03-03 08:15:01 UTC
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Hello Chuck,

Thanks for that. I will download and it and have a look through it.
Hopefully that will set me on the right path.

Thanks for your help,

Paul
Post by Chuck
Hi Paul,
I just went through this same process. I suggest that you download the
Exchange2003 SDK and read through the help file. That will help you
identify the API library that best fits your needs.
You can download the SDK from here...
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=5ca18d40-5a37-4a20-94ae-6a6cf6cb846d&DisplayLang=en
Once downloaded, look for the file : Exchange 2003 SDK.chm
- look under Architecture/Programming Technologies to compare API libraries
- Once you decide on an API set, the next place to look a in the help file
is : Reference/ExchangeStore to see the calendar schema ETC
best of luck
Chuck
Post by Paul Hansson
Can anyone direct me to any resources which will show me how to access and
render Exchange Server 2003 resources.
In particular I am trying to render a company calendar and a company staff
list which is based on the Global Address List.
I believe that this was achieved using functionality contained in the
cdo.dll and cdohtml.dll libraries under previous versions of Exchange, but I
cannot seem to find the same functionality under Exchange 2003.
Does anyone know if this is still possible using the same techniques, or if
it is not, can someone direct me to the currently supported method of
achieving this .
My thanks in advance for any assistance you can provide,
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