RE: Rendering a Calendar to a Web Page

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From: NiceTim (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 04/27/04 

Date: Tue, 27 Apr 2004 13:31:03 -0700

Hi Karen,
 Along with Dave, I to am looking for a solution like this.
I would like to read the web page refereing to WebDAV that you had mentioned but the link is dead.
Can you repost the correct link?

Thanks
Tim
     
     ----- Karen Parker wrote: -----
     
     Hi Dave,
     
     There are several object models that can be used to access Exchange data.
     However, your requirements to be able to retrieve the information in
     ASP.Net running on a separate server will limit your options. You should
     take a look at the following article to know what object models are
     supported in .Net
     
     Support Policy for Microsoft Exchange APIs with .NET Framework (813349)
     http://support.microsoft.com/?id=813349
     
     Of the object models that are supported in .Net, I will go into some
     additional details.
     
          WebDAV
     ===================
     This is probably going to be your best alternative given your environment.
     This can run either server or client side. WebDAV communicates over HTTP,
     therefore you will need to ensure that your environment has not disabled
     this communication method. You will need to parse out the XML returned by
     this query. I am sending you a link to MSDN that contains a sample to
     obtain calendar information. I am also sending you a link for you to find
     additional properties if necessary.
     
     Searching Calendar Folders with WebDAV on MSDN
     http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/wss/wss/_ex
     ch2k_searching_calendar_folders_webdav.asp
     
     Properties by Namespace on MSDN
     http://www.msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/wss/wss
     /wss_references_nsproperties.asp
     
     
          CDOEX
     ===================
     CDOEX is supported in .Net, but is required to run on the Exchange server.
     This will not suit your needs given your environment.
     
     
     Outlook object model
     ===================
     The Outlook object model is supported in .Net, however it is not supported
     in ASP or any other unattended context. The following article explains
     this in more detail:
     
     INFO: Outlook Object Model Unsuitable to Run in Windows Service (Q237913)
     http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/Articles/q237/9/13.asp
     
     
     
     I hope the information that I provided here has been helpful to you.
     
     Karen Parker
     Microsoft, Developer Support Engineer - Windows Messaging / Outlook
     

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