Hi Brad, I've basically installed the open change client in my Ubuntu machine and trying to interact with MS Exchange Server 2007. During the course of interaction, I even took captures of some of the scenarios. Well, I'm basically doing a bit of reverse engg on MAPI, so I just want to edit those open change programs an dexecute them to see the changes in my packet capture files.
Moreover, there are also some of the programs for which the exe file is not present in the bin folder, so whether I'll be able to execute them ? I'm planning to execute the doc/example/mapi_sample1.c file, is it possible, if so, kindly give me the steps. Thanks & Regards, Soumitra On Fri, Aug 28, 2009 at 8:53 AM, Brad Hards <[email protected]> wrote: > On Thursday 27 August 2009 22:28:23 Soumitra Banerjee wrote: > > Hi all, > > > > I have installed libmapi Romulus on my Ubuntu 9.04 machine, and the > > openchangeclient runs smoothly from the terminal. I have a question that > > could I explicitly execute some of the codes for self study, such as > > *simple_mapi.c > > *from the libmapi folder. > You won't be able to execute code from a single file. However you could set > breakpoints and then single step through execution of openchangeclient > using a > debugger (for example, gdb). > > In addition, you can see a cut-down version of many functions in the > mapitest > utility - you can select a single function to see how we set up the test, > and > how the functions are used. Check the man page for how to run a single > utility. > > > Kindly guide me the steps to execute simple_mapi.c explicitly in the > > terminal, and what are the parameters required. > I'm not sure I've exactly answered your question - it confused me a bit. If > you need more information, it may help if you could explain a bit more > about > what you are trying to do (and why you're trying to do that), and what > you've > already done in terms of using a debugger and so on. > > Brad >
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