using CDOEX.dll - Microsoft Exchange
This is a discussion on using CDOEX.dll - Microsoft Exchange ; Hello,
I am trying to retrieve the freebusy information from exchange 2003
throug an asp.net page, the code is written in vb .net. This should not
be to difficult if I can use the cdoex.ddl.
This dll is on the ...
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using CDOEX.dll
Hello,
I am trying to retrieve the freebusy information from exchange 2003
throug an asp.net page, the code is written in vb.net. This should not
be to difficult if I can use the cdoex.ddl.
This dll is on the server but when I try to import it the system say
it can not be found.
Can anybody tell me how to tell the system that cdoex.dll is present
and where it is or do i have to use an assembly statement?
Help is appreciated,
John
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Re: using CDOEX.dll
I guess you just need to register the cdoex.dll using regsvr32
Regards,
John
"JB" <jobo@raketnet.nl> wrote in message
news:b692824c.0407010556.7ffb710f@posting.google.com...
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to retrieve the freebusy information from exchange 2003
> throug an asp.net page, the code is written in vb.net. This should not
> be to difficult if I can use the cdoex.ddl.
>
> This dll is on the server but when I try to import it the system say
> it can not be found.
>
> Can anybody tell me how to tell the system that cdoex.dll is present
> and where it is or do i have to use an assembly statement?
>
> Help is appreciated,
>
> John
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Re: using CDOEX.dll
CDOEX is not remoteable so your ASP .NET application has to run on the
Exchange Server. If it doesn't the app won't work. Is it running on the
server?
Tom
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"JB" <jobo@raketnet.nl> wrote in message
news:b692824c.0407010556.7ffb710f@posting.google.com...
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to retrieve the freebusy information from exchange 2003
> throug an asp.net page, the code is written in vb.net. This should not
> be to difficult if I can use the cdoex.ddl.
>
> This dll is on the server but when I try to import it the system say
> it can not be found.
>
> Can anybody tell me how to tell the system that cdoex.dll is present
> and where it is or do i have to use an assembly statement?
>
> Help is appreciated,
>
> John
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Re: using CDOEX.dll
Yes, it is running on the server and I did register cdo.dll with regsvr32.
Still it is not working.
The code goes wrong on the line
iAddr = New cdo.addressee
Do I have tor reference to cdoex by some kind of import command like
<%@ import namespace="???????" %>?
John
"Tom Rizzo [MSFT]" <thomriz@microsoft.com> wrote in message news:<uxIEPDmYEHA.3988@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl>...
> CDOEX is not remoteable so your ASP .NET application has to run on the
> Exchange Server. If it doesn't the app won't work. Is it running on the
> server?
>
> Tom
>
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Re: using CDOEX.dll
If the cdoex.dll is properly registered on the server, you should be able to
add reference to it from Visual Studio. Are you able to do that?
John
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