On Wed, 2002-01-30 at 05:12, Danny Angus wrote:
> Andrew & Scott, Hi,
> 
> I think the notion of pursuing Exchange is a sound one, it was the
> possibility of building collaborative tools that was one of the main
> attractions of James to me in the first instance.
> 
> I'm glad to see Andrew take an interest because, having seen POI (well the
> docs at least ;) I think he may be the man to ask about Outlook, I've been
> frustrated for a couple of years at my inability to generate or read the
> binary email attachments Outlook uses to deal with folder subscriptions,
> calendar items, tasks etc. So one thing I'd like to see would be a pair of
> xlation mailets which could take outlook "item" emails and translate them to
> xml, and vice versa. Then James' mailet implementation could distribute
> these, thereby creating a bridge between Outlook and other applications.
> Unfortunately not only do I not know enough about Outlook, but I also don't
> really know where to start reverse engineering these mails.
> 

Looks like I'll be learning a lot more about outlook.  I'll betcha these
are written in ole2cdf...  :-)


> I'm a commited believer in the potential of James, it has some real killer
> features IMO, and to make it swappable with Exchange seems like just the
> right mountain to climb (or fall off?)
> 
> About myself.. I don't know enough about Avalon (yet) but I do know alot
> about email, I've been a comitter here since September last, and if I ever
> find the enough time I want to add virtual hosting to all protocols, and a
> mailet context to NNTP.
> 
> d.
> 
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