Exchange Public Folder Calendar Export To Web Automation?
I'm looking for a way to automatically export an outlook calendar stored in an exchange public folder to a website.
I've found this solution to the problem...
http://www.outlookcode.com/d/code/webcalpub.htm
But that relies on outlook 2000 (we have office XP here, which no longer includes the web calender export snap-in required by that program). Even if we had outlook 2000, the program relies on a computer always having outlook 2000 open when it executes.
I am not opposed to a similar solution using vbscript (or .net something, as the case may be for XP ..) in outlook XP, but i would prefer something to run on our network server running exchange 2000.
edit: nevermind, i've found a solution. for the curious, i'm using wget to automatically fetch the http://networkserver/public/office%20calendar/, then running a php script to extract what we need out of the exchange generated page and moving that into a nicely formatted page.
If you haven't solved this problem, but know of great places to learn outlook xp or exchange 2000 programming, let me know.
I've found this solution to the problem...
http://www.outlookcode.com/d/code/webcalpub.htm
But that relies on outlook 2000 (we have office XP here, which no longer includes the web calender export snap-in required by that program). Even if we had outlook 2000, the program relies on a computer always having outlook 2000 open when it executes.
I am not opposed to a similar solution using vbscript (or .net something, as the case may be for XP ..) in outlook XP, but i would prefer something to run on our network server running exchange 2000.
edit: nevermind, i've found a solution. for the curious, i'm using wget to automatically fetch the http://networkserver/public/office%20calendar/, then running a php script to extract what we need out of the exchange generated page and moving that into a nicely formatted page.
If you haven't solved this problem, but know of great places to learn outlook xp or exchange 2000 programming, let me know.
