Outlook Shared Calendar?
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Topic: Outlook Shared Calendar?
Posted By: MartinTeefy
Subject: Outlook Shared Calendar?
Date Posted: 16 February 2010 at 3:17am
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Hi, I'm a freelance developer and currently have no need for exchange. Rather I use POP3 to access gmail so I have a question on shared calendar access? I've tested the control against various databases & outlook appointment/events and it's great on my laptop standalone so I have a question about the capabilities of inherent MAPI access in a proper office environment. If i had exchange installed on my server would i be able to also see other user's appointments if their calendars were all shared or does it only show the current user's calendar? If I can see the other events what are the Ids (Schedule-Id) of the other users? - their network a/c id? Any help appreciated. Martin |
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Posted By: zlatan24
Date Posted: 29 April 2010 at 5:28pm
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Posted By: Auge_Ohr
Date Posted: 12 May 2010 at 9:27am
when using Outlook MAPI to access older Version of Exhange you did not get it "direct" ... you just get a "Copy" Server 2008 SBS now include (limited) Exchange Version. using "extend MAPI" (RPC over HTTP) you can access shared Folder "direct". Codejock Calender can use build-in "simple MAPI" to access Outlook Calender not Exchange ------------- greetings by OHR Jimmy |
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