[otlkcon-devel] Project status?

2005-03-04 Thread Hanno Foest
Hi,
I'd like to know if there's been any progress of getting the oltkcon 
message store getting recognized as a 'default' message store in Outlook.

Currently, the only connector I know of who manages to do this is the 
Microsoft Louts Notes connector, available for free from Microsoft. 
(Maybe this one can be used for debugging / reverse engineering, or even 
as an intermediary, since the Lotus Notes protocol is better known? Just 
a thought... )

Thanks,
- Hanno.
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[otlkcon-devel] Project Status

2005-05-13 Thread Darrell A. Sullivan, II
Hello,

I have just started searching for a way to connect Outlook to an open source
server for calendaring purposes mainly. In the process I found out about
this project, but I was unable to access the web site and I noticed the last
e-mails on the list were from April, so I wanted to find out if this project
was still alive or not.

Thanks for the information.




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Re: [otlkcon-devel] Project status?

2005-03-04 Thread Kervin L. Pierre
Hello Hanno,
Currently, I'm shooting for a 'basic' message
store provider.
Current project priority is to complete the
basic/generic message store. The last interface
I believe that is needed to be implemented for
this phase is IMAPITable ( in progress ).  The
basic store is all that's needed to support
calendaring, although a default store would be
much more convenient.
Hence it may be a while before we get to
default message store status ( will update the
website with this ).
Hanno Foest wrote:
Currently, the only connector I know of who manages to do this is the 
Microsoft Louts Notes connector, available for free from Microsoft. 
(Maybe this one can be used for debugging / reverse engineering, or even 
as an intermediary, since the Lotus Notes protocol is better known? Just 
a thought... )

Well the specs for developing a default store
are known ( in theory at least ), so I don't
believe that is would be an issue.  The issue
really is getting the work done.
-
Kervin

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Re: [otlkcon-devel] Project status?

2005-03-04 Thread Kervin L. Pierre
Hello Hanno,
Currently, I'm shooting for a 'basic' message
store provider.
Current project priority is to complete the
basic/generic message store. The last interface
I believe that is needed to be implemented for
this phase is IMAPITable ( in progress ).  The
basic store is all that's needed to support
calendaring, although a default store would be
much more convenient.
Hence it may be a while before we get to
default message store status ( will update the
website with this ).
Hanno Foest wrote:
Currently, the only connector I know of who manages to do this is the 
Microsoft Louts Notes connector, available for free from Microsoft. 
(Maybe this one can be used for debugging / reverse engineering, or even 
as an intermediary, since the Lotus Notes protocol is better known? Just 
a thought... )

Well the specs for developing a default store
are known ( in theory at least ), so I don't
believe that is would be an issue.  The issue
really is getting the work done.
-
Kervin

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Re: [otlkcon-devel] Project Status

2005-05-14 Thread Thomas LangÄs
Darrell A. Sullivan, II:
> I have just started searching for a way to connect Outlook to an open source
> server for calendaring purposes mainly. In the process I found out about
> this project, but I was unable to access the web site and I noticed the last
> e-mails on the list were from April, so I wanted to find out if this project
> was still alive or not.

The project is alive.  The activity is going up and down, depending on
when people can find the time to work on it.

-- 
Thomas


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Re: [otlkcon-devel] Project Status

2005-05-16 Thread Kervin L. Pierre
Hello everyone,
I took about a month long break to finish up
the spring semester and to start work on a
new contract.  But connector work will
start up sometime next week.
The summer goal is to have a beta connector
that connects to the CalDAV reference server.
It would be great to have some help getting
there.
The server component I've settled on, at
least initially is "Cosmo" CalDAV server,
which is in early Alpha release stages but
is set to be the CalDAV reference server.
Temporary homepage for Cosmo can be found at
http://wiki.osafoundation.org/bin/view/Journal/CosmoTempHome
CalDAV homepage
http://ietf.webdav.org/caldav/home.html
Other backends will certainly be possible
by modifying the transport layer a bit to
support the respective protocols.
As for the technical details;  Currently,
Outlook tries to download messages into
the message store but does not complete
because a few methods on the IMsgStore
interface need to be implemented.  This is
the obvious next step.  Our IMAPITable
interface needs 'Sort' functionality
implemented, as well 'in-memory views'
support and few other improvement.  IMessage
interface still needs to be implemented.
Then the fun with the transport provider
starts.
Work is needed getting a C++ client library
for CalDAV, at least prototyped soon or any
time before work on the transport provider
starts.  The current plan is to do something
from scratch using MSXML library.  This means
that all of the WebDAV protocol that CalDAV
requires will have to be done.  This needs to
start soon if not to delay the completion of
the transport provider.
PS.  The website [ http://openconnector.org/ ]
seems to be working fine for me.
Regards,
Kervin
Darrell A. Sullivan, II wrote:
Hello,
I have just started searching for a way to connect Outlook to an open source
server for calendaring purposes mainly. In the process I found out about
this project, but I was unable to access the web site and I noticed the last
e-mails on the list were from April, so I wanted to find out if this project
was still alive or not.
Thanks for the information.

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Re: [otlkcon-devel] Project Status

2005-05-16 Thread Kervin L. Pierre
Darrell A. Sullivan, II wrote:
Hi Kervin,
Thanks for the update on the project status.
I am still unable to access the openconnector.org for some reason.
Even clicking on links to it from your e-mail and google result
in a server not found error. I am able to ping the IP address
of 67.15.20.32 successfully, but I am not able to bring up the
web page. I have even tried putting the IP address into both
Internet Explorer and FireFox.
Must be some sort of DNS problem somewhere along the line.
That's strange.  Is anyone else having trouble
getting to http://openconnector.org/ ?
Regards,
Kervin


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[otlkcon-devel] Project Status Update

2006-01-05 Thread Kervin L. Pierre

Hello,

It's hard to say exactly when we will get to
a build that can be released as a public Beta.
Although a lot of progress has been made we
still have some work to do.  Not having
dedicated resources on the project makes it
harder to estimate these things.

But even with this said, I am hoping to have
an early Beta next month sometime.  Even before
Beta1, we'd like to release a developer
snapshot when some of the major features being
worked on right now, eg. CalDAV synchronization,
are better tested.

We can get there a lot sooner with your help.
Please consider helping out with time if you have
experience working with MAPI or a donation
[ http://sourceforge.net/donate/index.php?group_id=66565 ].

Thanks to everyone who has kept an interest
in this project.  We will definitely keep you
posted.

Best Regards,
Kervin


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[otlkcon-devel] Project Status for 2006-11-09

2006-11-09 Thread Kervin L. Pierre
Hello,

There has been a lot of cool things
happening lately.

We finally got Bedework Calendar Server
[ http://bedework.org/ ] support working
with modifications to both the Bedework
and OpenConnector project source.
Those changes are in source control still
for both projects but will be available
in the next releases.

We now support two open source servers,
Cosmo [ http://cosmo.osafoundation.org ]
and Bedework, and one commercial server,
Oracle CalDAV server.  There should be a
lot more server choices in the future.

The installer has been redone, and should
behave better.  If you have installation
issues, please let me know.  Feedback is
very important to finding and resolving
bugs.

Internally there has been a lot of fixes
but a lot more needs to be done.  If you
are thinking about helping out please
take a look at the bug tracker...
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=66565&atid=514925
...and let me know what you find
interesting.

There is lots of work to be done...

(i)  Completing the iCalendar feature
 support for various event types.

(ii) Speed up the entire plugin.  First
 by speeding up the IMAPITable class.

(iii)Completing the project unit tests.

(iv) Thorough testing of the sync process.

(v)  Completion of the Addressbook
 provider for calendar sharing
 capability.  Currently only
 individual calendars are supported.

A new milestone will be released when we
have done some more bug fixes and speed
improvements.  Hopefully by the end of
this month.

As usual, please consider helping with
development if you have a background in
MAPI programming or consider making a
donation to the project...
http://sourceforge.net/donate/index.php?group_id=66565

Best regards,
Kervin

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