Hi, I have an exchange 2003 server, the server has several public folders. One of these folders contains multiple sub folders that are all calendar items. These calendars are used for booking the meeting rooms in our building. I need to find someway of periodically serializing this information to XML files so they can be picked up by other programs on our system. I have a little experience wring basic scripts in VBScript - and as long as it's possible, i just need pointing in the right direction. Obviously writing the VBS to write the XML to disk is no issue, but can someone suggest what I should look at to deal with the other areas of the problem. 1. Where to install a script on exchange 2. Can the script be run automatically when a change is made to a public folder 3. How do I get the information about the calendar items out of exchange so I can then write them in the XML. Many thanks for any suggestions Xav
Hello, from VBScript you can use multiple approaches: Use CDO to logon to a profile and access the appointments. If you are on the Exchange server itself, you can use ExOleDB. Another option is WebDAV. You should take a look at the Exchange SDK on MSDN for more infos. Kind regards, Henning Krause wrote in message news:41e03ea1-b9d3-4d74-995a-fadb68b31c45@x41g2000hsb.googlegroups.com... > Hi, > > I have an exchange 2003 server, the server has several public > folders. One of these folders contains multiple sub folders that are > all calendar items. These calendars are used for booking the meeting > rooms in our building. > > I need to find someway of periodically serializing this information to > XML files so they can be picked up by other programs on our system. > > I have a little experience wring basic scripts in VBScript - and as > long as it's possible, i just need pointing in the right direction. > > Obviously writing the VBS to write the XML to disk is no issue, but > can someone suggest what I should look at to deal with the other areas > of the problem. > > 1. Where to install a script on exchange > 2. Can the script be run automatically when a change is made to a > public folder > 3. How do I get the information about the calendar items out of > exchange so I can then write them in the XML. > > Many thanks for any suggestions > > Xav
