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Programming Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Exchange, Second Edition (DV-MPS Programming)

ISBN: 0735610193
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 1999
Pages: 101

Authors: Microsoft Press, Thomas Rizzo

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• Cover
• LOC Page
• Acknowledgments
• Dedication
• Chapter 1 -- A Broader Definition Of Collaboration
• Tools for Building Collaborative Systems
• Examples of Collaborative Solutions
• Chapter 2 -- Collaborative Features of Microsoft Outlook
• E-mail
• Information Management
• Chapter 3 -- Exchange Server as a Platform for Collaboration
• Robust Messaging Infrastructure
• Industrial-Strength Object Database
• Exchange Server Directory
• Public Folders
• Integrated, Internet Standards-Based Security
• Multitiered, Replicated, Secure Forms Library
• Built-In Information Management Tools
• Connectivity and Migration Tools
• Client Options
• Choosing a Client
• Chapter 4 -- Folders, Fields, and Views
• Folders
• Fields
• Views
• Chapter 5 -- Forms
• Outlook Form Types
• How Forms Work
• Designing Forms
• Using Controls
• Form Properties
• Testing Forms
• Publishing Forms
• Enhancing Forms
• Chapter 6 -- Programming Outlook with VBScript
• The Outlook Script Editor
• VBScript Fundamentals
• The Script Debugger
• Working with Outlook Objects
• Outlook Events
• Other Common Tasks in Outlook Development
• Chapter 7 -- Putting It All Together: The Account Tracking Application
• Overview of the Account Tracking Application
• Setting Up the Application
• Techniques Employed by the Account Tracking Application
• Outlook Today and the Account Tracking Application
• Chapter 8 -- Outlook and the Web
• Outlook Today
• Active Server Pages
• Outlook Web Access
• The Outlook HTML Form Converter
• Chapter 9 -- Outlook 2000 Development Features
• Office 2000 COM Add-Ins
• Outlook 2000 Object Model
• VBA Support in Outlook 2000
• Chapter 10 -- Outlook 2000 in Action: Enhancements to the Account Tracking Application
• Folder Home Pages
• The Outlook View Control
• The Account Tracking COM Add-In
• Chapter 11 -- Collaboration Data Objects
• What Is CDO?
• Overview of the CDO Library
• Background for Four Sample Applications That Use CDO
• Helpdesk Application
• Calendar of Events Application
• Intranet News Application
• CDO Visual Basic Application
• CDO Tips and Pitfalls
• Chapter 12 -- The Event Scripting Agent
• Architecture of the Exchange Event Service
• Event Service Cautions
• Setting Up the Event Service
• Registry Settings for Script Authors
• Writing Agents by Using Scripts
• Error Trapping and Logging
• Expense Report Application
• Programmatically Binding Agents
• Agent Install Application
• Exchange Event Scripting Agent Servers
• Running the Script Engine in MTS
• Chapter 13 -- Exchange Server Routing Objects
• Exchange Server Routing
• Expense Routing Application
• Routing Object Library
• Updated Agent Install Application
• Chapter 14 -- Programming Exchange Server Using ADSI
• What Is ADSI?
• Accessing the Directory: CDO or ADSI?
• Design Goals of the ADSI Object Library
• ADSI Object Library Architecture
• Exchange Server Schema
• Creating Paths to Exchange Server Objects and Attributes
• ADSI Application
• Getting Help with ADSI
• Chapter 15 -- Enhancing Your Exchange Server Applications with COM Components
• AcctCrt Component
• Rules Component
• ACL Component
• Project Application
• About the Author