java -> jni -> dll -> mapi?

[Mike]

I need to provide an example to upper management on how this
works, but I don't have the time to write one. Does someone
already have some code (java and c/vc/vc++) that demonstrates
java using jni to call a dll that uses map to reach an
exchange server?

Thanks

Mike

[Silvio Bierman]

Re: java -> jni -> dll -> mapi?

Do you need to take that route or is any solution to access Exchange from
Java acceptable?

Silvio Bierman

"Mike" <mikee@mikee.at h.cx> wrote in message
news:hQbDd.2645 2$Xk6.11616@fe0 7.lga...[color=blue]
> I need to provide an example to upper management on how this
> works, but I don't have the time to write one. Does someone
> already have some code (java and c/vc/vc++) that demonstrates
> java using jni to call a dll that uses map to reach an
> exchange server?
>
> Thanks
>
> Mike[/color]

[Mike]

Re: java -&gt; jni -&gt; dll -&gt; mapi?

In article <41dd8e09$0$622 2$e4fe514c@news .xs4all.nl>, Silvio Bierman wrote:[color=blue]
> Do you need to take that route or is any solution to access Exchange from
> Java acceptable?
>
> Silvio Bierman
>
> "Mike" <mikee@mikee.at h.cx> wrote in message
> news:hQbDd.2645 2$Xk6.11616@fe0 7.lga...[color=green]
>> I need to provide an example to upper management on how this
>> works, but I don't have the time to write one. Does someone
>> already have some code (java and c/vc/vc++) that demonstrates
>> java using jni to call a dll that uses map to reach an
>> exchange server?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Mike[/color]
>
>[/color]

Accessing exchange directly is acceptable. I didn't think it was possible
since JavaMail doesn't support MAPI.

Mike

[Harish]

Re: java -&gt; jni -&gt; dll -&gt; mapi?

http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=558786&tstart=210

"Mike" <mikee@mikee.at h.cx> wrote in message
news:lTvDd.1123 5$aG7.5215@fe03 .lga...[color=blue]
> In article <41dd8e09$0$622 2$e4fe514c@news .xs4all.nl>, Silvio Bierman
> wrote:[color=green]
>> Do you need to take that route or is any solution to access Exchange from
>> Java acceptable?
>>
>> Silvio Bierman
>>
>> "Mike" <mikee@mikee.at h.cx> wrote in message
>> news:hQbDd.2645 2$Xk6.11616@fe0 7.lga...[color=darkred]
>>> I need to provide an example to upper management on how this
>>> works, but I don't have the time to write one. Does someone
>>> already have some code (java and c/vc/vc++) that demonstrates
>>> java using jni to call a dll that uses map to reach an
>>> exchange server?
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>>
>>> Mike[/color]
>>
>>[/color]
>
> Accessing exchange directly is acceptable. I didn't think it was possible
> since JavaMail doesn't support MAPI.
>
> Mike[/color]

[Mike]

Re: java -&gt; jni -&gt; dll -&gt; mapi?

In article <NgzDd.4055$Ut4 .2090@fe11.lga> , Harish wrote:[color=blue]
> http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jsp...786&tstart=210
>
> "Mike" <mikee@mikee.at h.cx> wrote in message
> news:lTvDd.1123 5$aG7.5215@fe03 .lga...[color=green]
>> In article <41dd8e09$0$622 2$e4fe514c@news .xs4all.nl>, Silvio Bierman
>> wrote:[color=darkred]
>>> Do you need to take that route or is any solution to access Exchange from
>>> Java acceptable?
>>>
>>> Silvio Bierman
>>>
>>> "Mike" <mikee@mikee.at h.cx> wrote in message
>>> news:hQbDd.2645 2$Xk6.11616@fe0 7.lga...
>>>> I need to provide an example to upper management on how this
>>>> works, but I don't have the time to write one. Does someone
>>>> already have some code (java and c/vc/vc++) that demonstrates
>>>> java using jni to call a dll that uses map to reach an
>>>> exchange server?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks
>>>>
>>>> Mike
>>>
>>>[/color]
>>
>> Accessing exchange directly is acceptable. I didn't think it was possible
>> since JavaMail doesn't support MAPI.
>>
>> Mike[/color]
>
>[/color]

The forum thread says that javamail supports IMAP, not MAPI. I need
to have MAPI access to exchange.

[fragasa]

Java API to access MS Exchange

Or you could try to use a third-party software like J-Integra for Exchange that exposes a Java API enabling your Java app to access Exchange Server objects like folders, e-mails, calendar and contact items.

For more information, refer to:

http://j-integra.intrinsyc.com/support/exchange/doc/

Sincerely,
Frankie Ragasa
J-Integra Interoperabilit y Solutions

http://j-integra.intrinsyc.com/

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