Installing Exchange MAPI DLL.

Hi,

Our software application requires MAPI DLL services on a Windows Server 2003
Platform. I want to re-distribute Exchange MAPI DLL and all its dependent
DLLs, and install this DLL on a system that does not have any other Exchange
Server components.

How is this done? Is there a CDO package for Windows Server 2003, that would
install MAPI32.DLL on the server? What are the licensing issues with it?

BTW, I can install Exchange Server Management (ESM) from MSDN on a server,
and it has the right DLLs.

Thanks.

.

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