Can someone clarify the following code?

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I am attempting to create .asp code that will send an Outlook calendar
invitation based on an online class registration. The following is a link to
MSDN document that satifies the desired outcome.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...k3/e2k3/_sending_a_meeting_request_webdav.asp

However, I am unable to determine if the following values are just provided
as fillers and need to be changed to application specific values -

' Meeting item.
strMtgItem = "testmeeting.eml"

' Meeting request item.
strMtgRequestItem = "testmeetingrequest.eml"

' URI of the user's calendar folder.
strCalendarUri = "http://" & strExchSvrName & "/exchange/" _
& strMailbox & "/Calendar/"
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and the following
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' Create the meeting item in the organizer's calendar folder.
bResult = False
bResult = CreateMeeting(strCalendarUri & strMtgItem,
strMtgRequest, MyCredentialCache)

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and finally
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' Create the meeting request item in the organizer's
calendar.
bResult = False
bResult = CreateMeeting(strCalendarUri &
strMtgRequestItem, _
strMtgRequest, MyCredentialCache)

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I am most concerned about the strMtgItem and strMtgRequestItem variables
that hold the "testmeeting.eml" and "testmeetingrequest.eml" values. What are
these eml files? Do they actually exist, or is the value a placeholder?

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Steven
 
Wrong group. The Exchange development group is microsoft.public.exchange.development. This group is for Outlook client calendar feature questions.
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Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003

and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
 
Hi Sue. Thanks for the reply. I apologize. I went through the Exchange Server
link under newsgroups because I saw you post a similiar message in the
Outlook section under the Office Newsgroup. I guess the two links go to the
same place. I will find the right group. Please look for the post. You have
always given me great advice and assistance.
 
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