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.NET C++ App that accesses Outlook or Exchange

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Dan Baker - 12 Jul 2003 05:08 GMT
I'm trying to write a stand-alone application (.NET C++)
which will query the contact database used in Outlook (or
maybe Exchange Server).  I have no idea where to start
looking.  Any advice?

I'm an experienced Visual Studio C++ developer, but new
to .NET.  I have downloaded the "Exchange SDK", but
didn't find any C++ samples.

I have searched many newsgroups and MSDN, but haven't
found anything which discusses how to create a stand-
alone application in C++ that can query the contact
database stored in Exchange Server.  Any advice?

Dan Baker
Wes Keene - 14 Aug 2003 19:26 GMT
I cannot say for sure about Exchange but I do have some
Outlook based code that works, but it is in C#.  
Unfortunately, it is also COM interop, until everyone uses
Office XP and office developer tools :)

Those are about your options as far as I can tell.  The
Outlook COM object is pretty well documented on MSDN if
you're interested in converting some code for use with
managed C++.

Wes Keene

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Mayur nagda - 02 Mar 2006 15:00 GMT
dear wes keene,

can u tell more about C# code that interface outlook ?

From http://developmentnow.com/g/25_2003_7_0_0_111029/-NET-C-App-that-accesses-Outloo
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