This is the DELPHI translation
from some chapters of the book
Programming MS Exchange Server
with author Nik Okuntseff.
The original book is published.
Many thanks to Nik Okuntseff for his permission
to use this nice book as basis!
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The material covers Microsoft Exchange Server
5.5 programming with DELPHI 5.
All code is currently compiled using BORLAND
DELPHI 5.0.
Contents:
- Exchange Development Kit part gives a brief
introduction to Microsoft EDK.
- Working
with MS Exchange Directory covers DAPI (Directory API). It contains a
lot of samples showing how you could use it in real life.
- Working
with Messages in Exchange Server Folders describes how you could locate,
open, create, copy, and move folders, access messages and its attachments
that are stored in folders.
- MS
Exchange Server Security describes programming aspects of Exchange
server security. Logon security is discussed, as well as directory and
public folder security. We present several examples that show how you could
read and modify programmatically security attributes of objects. The
difference between Windows NT ACLs and public folder ACLs is discussed and
explained.
- Writing
Exchange Administrator Extensions part describes how you could extend
Exchange Administrator program by providing your own property page dialogs
integrated into it. A sample is presented.
- Developing
Gateways part is about customizing Microsoft sample gateway to suit
your needs. Basically, it shows how you could utilize it with little
programming involved. Exchange Server gateways development is difficult.
Perhaps you could save yourself some time by reusing Microsoft code. Also,
installation issues are covered. We show how you could write your own code to
accomplish gateway installation tasks.
- DELPHI 5 downloads
This is the DELPHI translation
from some chapters of the book Programming MS Exchange Server with author
Nik Okuntseff. The original book is published.
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