Web Development with Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server

Alex E. Willis, MCSE, is a technical account manager with Research in Motion. He has seven years of experience as an e mail architect in large enterprise environments. Paul R. Bebelos is a Microsoft Certified Professional with five years of programming experience. He is the primary applications developer for a large scale investment firm in Boston, MA. Robert A. Saccone manages Web development for Goodwin, Procter LLP, a large Boston based law firm.

Preface. Acknowledgments. Part I: Introduction to Exchange 2000. Chapter 1: Exchange 2000 as a Web Development Platform. Chapter 2: Development Tools and Environments. Part II: The Web Storage System. Chapter 3: Overview of the Web Storage System. Chapter 4: The Web Storage System Schema. Chapter 5: Searching the Web Storage System. Chapter 6: Web Storage System Management and Security. Part III: Extending Your Data to the Web. Chapter 7: ActiveX Data Objects. Chapter 8: HTTP/WebDAV and XML. Chapter 9: Active Directory Service Interfaces. Chapter 10: Web Storage System Forms. Chapter 11: Outlook Web Access. Part IV: Collaboration and Messaging. Chapter 12: Collaborative Data Objects. Chapter 13: CDO Messaging. Chapter 14: CDO Calendaring and Contacts. Chapter 15: Real Time Collaboration with Instant Messaging. Part V: Workflow Applications. Chapter 16: Overview of Workflow. Chapter 17: CDO Workflow for Exchange. Chapter 18: Web Storage System Events. Appendix A: Deploying Applications for Exchange 2000. Appendix B: Web Storage System Name Spaces. Appendix C: Web Storage System Content Classes. Appendix D: Resources for More Information. Appendix E: What s on the Web Site. Index.