API for Outlook Connector using C#

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Hi

We use Lotus Notes. We have recently installed an application which requires the use of Outlook 2002 and for this we have installed Outlook Connector 2002. Now the problem is firstly can I just replicate a particular folder from Notes. All the messages required by this application are stored in a folder in Notes. Since this is the case we would only like to synchronise this folder with outlook NOT the entire datafile from Notes.

Secondly is it possible to get an API for the connector. I would like to use C# (or any COM language) for customising the connector to my requirements.

Look forward to your response.

Regards
Hameed.
 
Microsoft typically does not expose any API for its MAPI components.
Instead, applications can use normal Outlook object model techniques to work
with the data exposed by a MAPI store component.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of
Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers



Hameed Choudhury said:
Hi

We use Lotus Notes. We have recently installed an application which
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requires the use of Outlook 2002 and for this we have installed Outlook
Connector 2002. Now the problem is firstly can I just replicate a particular
folder from Notes. All the messages required by this application are stored
in a folder in Notes. Since this is the case we would only like to
synchronise this folder with outlook NOT the entire datafile from Notes.
Secondly is it possible to get an API for the connector. I would like to
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use C# (or any COM language) for customising the connector to my
requirements.
 
Hi

Thanks for your response. So does your reply mean that I can customise the outlook connector 2002 for lotus notes, by using the outlook object model

It is unclear from your response

Hameed.
 
No, you can't customize the connector itself except through whatever options
and settings Microsoft has exposed through the UI for the connector or
through supported .prf file entries. Your application can, however, use the
Outlook object model to work with the data that the connector exposes.

Also note: The newsgroup interface you are using apparently does not quote
earlier messages in the thread, making your latest message so short on
detail that you risk not getting the answer you're looking for. Please take
the time to quote the original message.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of
Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers



Hameed Choudhury said:
Hi,

Thanks for your response. So does your reply mean that I can customise the
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outlook connector 2002 for lotus notes, by using the outlook object model.
 
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