On Wed, Jan 31, 2007 at 10:16:28PM +0100 or thereabouts, Hervé Piedvache wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have at the office a part of Windows users using Outlook ... others are
> under Gnu/Linux Debian ... all the services (mail, files server, printer
> servers are under linux) ...
> My Outlook users would like to share their calendars ... in fact when one make
> an appointment in his calendar with another guy he wants to know if the other
> guy have or not an appointment at the same time ...
> For this the classical solution should be to add an exchange server ... but
> you might understand that I don't want to do this ...
>
> What kind of solution could I find to this stuff under a Debian Linux
> service ?
I have no direct knowledge of this framework, but Brutus may help you;
Project description:
Brutus is an Exchange connector and development framework that offers
access to all of MAPI and therefore to all versions of Microsoft
Exchange from version 5.5 onwards. It is a complete wrapping of all
of MAPI into a (large) set of CORBA interfaces. It enables any
groupware client to integrate seamlessly into any organization with
large Exchange deployments on an equal footing with MS Outlook. Being
based on CORBA, it is platform independent, and works equally well on
Linux, the BSDs, Windows, or wherever there is a CORBA implementation
available.
HTH. It's available off of <freshmeat.net>.
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Regards
Stephen A.
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