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Heckner
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      03-20-2007
Hi,

I just browsed the newsgroup for the above topice and didn't find a
good solution.

J-Integra seems to be a product capable of integrating with Exchange
via a Java API, but involves extra licenses
CDO and MAPI seems a way using JNI-based calls to the DLL of microsoft
(seems the best fit right now).

Are there any other alternatives (besides CFMX7?)
Any open source Java API for integrating with Exchange?

I need to read calendar info and write tasks into the calendar of
various users.

Thanks for any help
Hannes

 
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Joshua Cranmer
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      03-20-2007
Heckner wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I just browsed the newsgroup for the above topice and didn't find a
> good solution.
>
> J-Integra seems to be a product capable of integrating with Exchange
> via a Java API, but involves extra licenses
> CDO and MAPI seems a way using JNI-based calls to the DLL of microsoft
> (seems the best fit right now).
>
> Are there any other alternatives (besides CFMX7?)
> Any open source Java API for integrating with Exchange?
>
> I need to read calendar info and write tasks into the calendar of
> various users.
>
> Thanks for any help
> Hannes
>


Exchange, like almost all of Microsoft's products, uses closed
specifications. Therefore, all open source products have to
reverse-engineer the communication protocol. Try googling, but don't
expect too much.
 
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Chris Uppal
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      03-20-2007
Heckner wrote:

> J-Integra seems to be a product capable of integrating with Exchange
> via a Java API, but involves extra licenses


Presumably any Java<->COM bridge would be able to talk to Exchange usingf MS's
COM or Axtive/X APIs. I don't know whether you'd need two way communication
(there might be COM events you'd want to listen for -- I dunno). I'm not
convinced by the requirement for "open source" software (if you are using
Exchange at all then there is presumably money around to pay for licenses....),
but there are open source COM interfaces for Java.

Some names I turned up a few days ago when I was looking at COM/Java stuff:

com4j
http://com4j.dev.java.net/
ComfyJ
http://www.teamdev.com/comfyj/index.jsf
EZ-JCom
http://www.ezjcom.com/
Jacob:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jacob-project/
http://danadler.com/jacob/
jacoZoom
http://www.jacozoom.com/en_jacoZoom.shtml
Java2COM
http://www.nevaobject.com/_docs/_java2com/java2com.htm
Jawin
http://jawinproject.sourceforge.net/
J-Integra
http://j-integra.intrinsyc.com/products/com/
J-Interop
http://j-interop.sourceforge.net/
OKEJA
http://www.javain.com/javain/oleja.jsp

(I haven't used /any/ of them.)

-- chris


 
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