Hi Every one, I wanted to write a COM+ EventSink on various folders of Exchange Server, with the intent of receiving real time notification on add/update/move/copy/delete of item into the monitored folder. So I followed the article at http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms877303.aspx (Yes, I am playing with COM+ applications for the first time) and start to build a simple COM+ application using managed code. When the application started to build and I got a DLL, then I tried to install it as a COM+ application. I tried to install the event sink at Control Panel -> Administrator Tools -> Component Services. First I create a new empty application in "COM+ Applications". When tried to add components to the newly created application using the "COM+ Component Install Wizard", it screamed saying that- "One or more files do not contains components of type libraries. These files cannot be installed". The C#.NET application that I want to install as the COM+ event sink, simply derived from the "ServicedComponent" and marks the assembly with "ApplicationActivation(ActivationOption.Server)" attribute. Can some one see any thing obvious that I have missed out ? Thanks in Advance, *(Vipul)() ;
Hi all, In an Exchange 2007 environment, and using EWS, is there a good way to tell if a given user is part another user's extended team? e.g. direct reports, peers, boss..? I wanted to check with the group if I was missing something before writing code that reconciled both users' group memberships. Thank you
Not really EWS has very limited access to querying directory information for these tasks you would be better querying Active Directory directly via system.directoryservices for the information that you would like to know. Cheers Glen "George Durzi" wrote in message news:ce1e940a-d20f-4a6b-a09b-39c5cce33d22@s8g2000prg.googlegroups.com... > Hi all, > In an Exchange 2007 environment, and using EWS, is there a good way to > tell if a given user is part another user's extended team? e.g. direct > reports, peers, boss..? > > I wanted to check with the group if I was missing something before > writing code that reconciled both users' group memberships. > > Thank you
Thanks Glen
