Developing Applications with Exchange 2000 A Programmer's Guide

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Summary: I agree with Where's the beef
Review: If you are looking for detailed examples or sample programs this isn't the book for you... Go with Mindy's book

Rating:
Summary: I agree with Where's the beef
Review: If you are looking for detailed examples or sample programs this isn't the book for you... Go with Mindy's book

Rating:
Summary: Where's the beef?
Review: Nice book. But where is the beef? If you have Mindy Martins book you're all set and this one doesn't offer much news. Actually, it includes a chapter about the Digital Dashboard Resource Kit 2.x which is now obsolete after the release of SharePoint Portal Server.

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Summary: Where's the beef?
Review: Scott Jamison, Alex Gomez, and George Wesolowski effectively collaborate to present a convenient and comprehensive tutorial and reference book for a programmer-based overview of Microsoft's Exchange 2000 software with Developing Applications With Exchange 2000: Programmer's Reference. The authors definitive address the issues of WebDAV HTTP 1.1 protocol; creating custom Web forms and Outlook Web Access; Outlook Object Model (OOM) and the digital dashboard; accessing Web Store with ADO 2.5; accessing Web Store with ExIFS; ExOLEDB; making remote calls using DCOM; using XML to set Access Control Lists; exchange store events; using CDO 1.21 and CDO 3.0 for messaging, calendars, contacts, workflow, and exchanging management; XML and Exchange 2000. Also included is a convenient summary comparing and contrasting the APIs and object models, as well as development scenarios highlighting recommended usage. Developing Applications With Exchange 2000 is a very highly recommended core reference title for Exchange 2000 users.

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Summary: A convenient and comprehensive tutorial and reference
Review: Scott Jamison, Alex Gomez, and George Wesolowski effectively collaborate to present a convenient and comprehensive tutorial and reference book for a programmer-based overview of Microsoft's Exchange 2000 software with Developing Applications With Exchange 2000: Programmer's Reference. The authors definitive address the issues of WebDAV HTTP 1.1 protocol; creating custom Web forms and Outlook Web Access; Outlook Object Model (OOM) and the digital dashboard; accessing Web Store with ADO 2.5; accessing Web Store with ExIFS; ExOLEDB; making remote calls using DCOM; using XML to set Access Control Lists; exchange store events; using CDO 1.21 and CDO 3.0 for messaging, calendars, contacts, workflow, and exchanging management; XML and Exchange 2000. Also included is a convenient summary comparing and contrasting the APIs and object models, as well as development scenarios highlighting recommended usage. Developing Applications With Exchange 2000 is a very highly recommended core reference title for Exchange 2000 users.