i thought you might like to know that i tackled exchange back in 2000 and, using FreeDCE, got to the point where i didn't have to worry about the DCE/RPC bit - i just compiled an IDL file that took care of it for me - and was beginning on MAPI (i worked out the 0xa5 - again - like everyone else has :)]
also there is something called "transmit_as" which i have recently become aware of which i believe to be used in the DCE/RPC interfaces for communication of the MAPI blobs.
http://www.winehq.org/hypermail/wine-devel/2005/01/0607.html
thought you'd like to know.
if you have already some code or know of some code that interprets MAPI, i'd love to know about it.
no, I don't have any.
I don't even have enough competence on network reverse engineering to fully understand the link you gave me.
I have the need to let Outlook perfectly interface with my mail and calendaring servers.
Until yesterday, I was convinced the best way to do this was to write a client-side plugin; now, your mail is the second within a few hours that seems to assert that a server-side solution - Exchange emulation - is not as impossible as I read.
Since this would be a way better solution from my point of view, I ask you too if you can estimate a "beta delivery date".
thank you, Luca
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