Programming MicrosoftВ® OutlookВ® and Microsoft Exchange 2003, Third Edition (Pro-Developer)
Programming MicrosoftВ® OutlookВ® and Microsoft Exchange 2003, Third Edition (Pro-Developer)
ISBN: 0735614644
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 227
Pages: 227
Authors: Thomas Rizzo
- Table of Contents
- BackCover
- Programming Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Exchange 2003, Third Edition
- Introduction
- How the Book Is Organized
- Author Contact
- Installing and Using the Sample Files and Supplemental Chapters
- Support Information
- Part I: Introduction to Collaborative Systems
- Chapter 1: A Broader Definition of Collaboration
- Tools for Building Collaborative Systems
- Outlook 2003
- Internet Explorer
- Exchange Server
- SQL Server
- Internet Information Services
- Visual Studio
- SharePoint Portal Server
- Windows SharePoint Services
- Examples of Collaborative Solutions
- Summary
- Chapter 2: Exchange Server as a Platform for Collaboration
- Exchange Messaging Infrastructure
- An Industrial-Strength Object Database
- Integration with Active Directory
- Public Folders
- Integrated, Internet Standards - Based Security
- Multitier, Replicated, Secure Forms Library
- Built-in Information Management Tools
- Connectivity and Migration Tools
- Exchange Server 2003 Enhancements
- The Web Storage System
- Changes from Exchange Server 2000
- Summary
- Part II: Building Outlook Applications
- Chapter 3: Folders, Fields, and Views
- Folders
- Fields
- Views
- Summary
- Chapter 4: Customized Forms
- Outlook Form Types
- How Forms Work
- Designing Forms
- Using Controls
- Setting Form Properties
- Testing Forms
- Publishing Forms
- Enhancing Forms
- The Forms Cache
- One-Off Forms
- Summary
- Chapter 5: Programming Outlook Using VBScript
- The Outlook Script Editor
- VBScript Fundamentals
- The Script Debugger
- Client Security
- Programming with the Security Update in Mind
- Customizing the Security Update
- Summary
- Chapter 6: The Outlook Object Model
- The Outlook Object Browser
- The Outlook Object Hierarchy
- Outlook Objects in Detail
- Methods, Properties, and Events
- Programming Changes in Outlook 2003
- Other Common Outlook Development Tasks
- Summary
- Chapter 7: Office COM Add-Ins
- When to Write a COM Add-In
- Developing a COM Add-In
- Debugging COM Add-Ins
- Using COM Add-Ins from Custom Outlook Forms
- Building COM Add-Ins Using .NET
- VBA Support in Outlook
- Summary
- Chapter 8: The Account Tracking Application
- Setting Up the Account Tracking Application
- Techniques Used in the Account Tracking Application
- Interacting with the Application Using Outlook Today
- Adding Folder Home Pages
- The Outlook View Control
- View Control Changes in Outlook 2002
- The Account Tracking COM Add-In
- Calling an XML Web Service from an Outlook Form
- The Offline FreeBusy Application
- Summary
- Chapter 9: Developing Smart Tags and Smart Documents
- Smart Tag Architecture
- Building Smart Tags
- Testing Your Smart Tags
- Debugging Your Smart Tags
- Deploying Your Smart Tags
- Word and Excel Object Model Changes
- Extending Existing Smart Tags in Office
- Tagging HTML Documents
- Building Smart Tags Using .NET
- Changes in Smart Tags in Office 2003
- Object Model Improvements for Smart Tags
- Reloading Recognizers and Actions Without Restarting
- Deployment Improvements in Smart Tags
- Putting It All Together: Smart Tag Recognition Application
- Smart Documents in Office 2003
- Which Office Solution Option Should I Use?
- Summary
- Part III: Exchange Server Development
- Chapter 10: Web Fundamentals and Server Security
- Active Server Pages and ASP.NET
- ASP Security
- ASP.NET Authentication
- Summary
- Chapter 11: Collaboration Data Objects
- What Is CDO?
- CDO and .NET
- Overview of the CDO 1.21 Library
- Background for the Four Sample CDO Applications
- The Helpdesk Application
- The Calendar of Events Application
- Summary
- Chapter 12: Advanced CDO Topics and Tips
- CDO Tips and Pitfalls
- Dealing with Outlook Property Sets in CDO
- A CDO 1.21 .NET Sample Application
- Summary
- Chapter 13: Programming Exchange Server Using ADSI
- What Is ADSI?
- ADSI Object Library Architecture
- Creating Paths to Active Directory Objects and Attributes
- ADSI vs. CDO for Exchange Management
- What Is RootDSE?
- A Sample ADSI Application
- The Org Chart Sample Application
- Getting Help with ADSI
- ADSI Support in .NET
- A More Complex Sample Application
- Directory Services Markup Language
- Summary
- Chapter 14: Web Services and Exchange
- Building a Web Service Using Visual Studio .NET
- Building a Web Service Using C
- Consuming the Web Service from .NET
- Summary
- Chapter 15: The Training Application
- Setting Up the Training Application
- Using the Training Application
- The Wonderful World of Schemas
- Using ADO and OLE DB with Exchange Server
- Calling COM Components from .NET
- CDO for Exchange Server
- A CDO for Exchange .NET Sample Application
- Summary
- Chapter 16: Exchange Server and XML
- The HTTPWebRequest Class
- The XMLHTTP Component
- ServerXMLHTTP Object
- WinHTTP Proxy Configuration Utility
- WebDAV Commands
- WebDAV Headers
- MSXML and Namespaces
- A WebDAV Sample: Creating Tasks
- Persisted Search Folders
- Using ADO to Retrieve XML Data from Exchange Server
- Using XSL to Format XML
- XSL Elements
- Calling WebDAV Using HTTPWebRequest in .NET
- Summary
- Chapter 17: Server Events, Workflow, and Security
- Exchange Server Events
- Building Event Handlers in Visual Studio .NET
- Transport and Protocol Events
- Workflow Capabilities
- The Workflow Designer in Office XP Developer
- Exchange Server and Security
- Working with Roles
- The Exchange SDK Application Security Module
- Summary
- Chapter 18: CDO for Exchange Management and Windows Management Instrumentation
- The CDOEXM Object Model
- Programming CDOEXM with Visual Studio .NET
- Windows Management Instrumentation
- Summary
- Chapter 19: Real-Time Collaboration
- Instant Messaging
- The Windows Messenger APIs
- Microsoft Office Live Communications Server 2003
- Microsoft Exchange Conferencing Server
- Summary
- Chapter 20: Web Storage System Forms, Outlook Web Access, and System.Web.Mail
- Reusing Outlook Web Access
- OWA Web Controls
- Web Storage System Forms
- Web Storage System Forms - The Renderer
- Document and Attachment Upload
- WSS Form Views and the XML View Descriptor
- The WSS Forms Object Model
- ASPASP.NET vs. WSS Forms
- The System.Web.Mail Namespace
- Conclusion
- Index
- Index_A
- Index_B
- Index_C
- Index_D
- Index_E
- Index_F
- Index_G
- Index_H
- Index_I
- Index_J-K
- Index_L
- Index_M
- Index_N
- Index_O
- Index_P
- Index_Q
- Index_R
- Index_S
- Index_T
- Index_U
- Index_V
- Index_W
- Index_X
- Index_Y-Z
- List of Figures
- List of Tables
- List of Sidebars
Programming MicrosoftВ® OutlookВ® and Microsoft Exchange 2003, Third Edition (Pro-Developer)
ISBN: 0735614644
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 227
Pages: 227
Authors: Thomas Rizzo