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Programming MS Exchange Server [Paperback]

Nik Okuntseff (Author)

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Publication Date: January 20, 1999

Get the know-how, and the code, to program secure and seamless access to groupware, messaging databases, and e-mail systems using Microsoft Exchange Server. As a tutorial, this book describes the key elements of programming for Microsoft Exchange server

Get the know-how, and the code, to program secure and seamless access to groupware, messaging databases, and e-mail systems. You learn the key programming elements including the Exchange Directory, Messages, Folders, security, and how to use the Exchange Developer Kit. It will also serve you in exploring the tradeoffs and options among MS Exchange and HTML Forms, Gateways, Collaboration Data Objects, and Microsoft Message Queues.

#outer_postBodyPS { display: none; } #psGradient { display: none; } #psPlaceHolder { display: none; } #psExpand { display: none; } Get the know-how, and the code, to program secure and seamless access to groupware, messaging databases, and e-mail systems using Microsoft Exchange Server. As a tutorial, this book describes the key elements of programming for Microsoft Exchange server

Get the know-how, and the code, to program secure and seamless access to groupware, messaging databases, and e-mail systems. You learn the key programming elements including the Exchange Directory, Messages, Folders, security, and how to use the Exchange Developer Kit. It will also serve you in exploring the tradeoffs and options among MS Exchange and HTML Forms, Gateways, Collaboration Data Objects, and Microsoft Message Queues.

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About the Author

Nik Okuntseff is a Microsoft Certified Solution Developer with Infowave Software Inc., a company that specializes in secure, wireless communication solutions for corporations. He is involved in several activities including implementing MAPI-based components, Microsoft Exchange server programming, clientserver development, and Windows NT system development. He is also responsible for research and development work on several wireless networks, including Mobitex and CDPD. Nik formerly worked for the Russian Academy of Sciences after graduating from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, and has recently authored Windows NT Security.

Product Details

Paperback: 318 pages
Publisher: CMP; 1 edition (January 20, 1999)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0879305673
ISBN-13: 978-0879305673
Product Dimensions: 9 x 7.4 x 0.9 inches
Shipping Weight: 1.5 pounds

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5.0 out of 5 stars Good place to start for Exchange Server programmers, June 22, 2000

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This is very good 'how to' book and tutorial. The plentiful examples are well documented and illustrate real world tasks that fledgling Exchange Programmers may want and/or need to tackle.

There is a very detailed chapter on Forms programming giving examples of MAPI and HTML Forms and details of how to set up the system so that they can be used.

There are plenty of other topics discussed, these include:

* Using CDO to send and receive messages from C++

* Exchange Server folder scripting

* Exchange Server security

* Exchange Server administration extensions

* Exchange Server gateways

Although this book is not directly about MAPI I found it most useful in clarifying my thoughts about what I was trying to do with MAPI and how I was trying to achieve it. The examples were more than adequate to point me in the right direction, or in some cases provided exactly the code that I needed once I had added a bit of bullet proofing.

All in all I would have no hesitation in recommending this book to any programmer starting out on the Exchange Server trail.

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The Message Store Viewer (mdbvu32.exe) is the most important of the available EDK tools. Read the first page

Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
sample gateway, associated contents table, open message store, gateway executable, table definition file, folder scripting, custom property pages, advise sinks, gateway bit, raw properties, gateway code, queue label, individual access rights, access masks, public folder access, address template, security descriptor, exchange directory, collaboration data objects, gateway development, proxy address, transport provider, folder scripts, raw mode, custom recipient

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Exchange Administrator, Nik Okuntseff, Visual Basic, Event Service, Application Event, Exchange Development Kit, Outlook Automation, Personal Forms Library, Rydex Industries Corporation, End Sub, Active Server Pages, Control Panel, Logon Rights, Microsoft Script Debugger, Outlook Web Access, Exchange Forms Designer, Modify Public Folder Access, Status Update Request, Address Book Viewer, Global Address List, Message Store Viewer, Other Address, Public Sub Folder, While You Were Out, Gateway Address Routing Table

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