I'll have a look at it.
See my initial comments below:
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] Im Auftrag von Martin Berens
> Gesendet: Mittwoch, 22. Dezember 2004 18:24
> An: [email protected]
> Betreff: Event Notification (MS Exchange 2003)
>
> Hi,
>
> excuse me for posting this again in the developers group,
> but I did not get an answer to this one in the users group.
>
> I try to subscribe for getting events from an Exchange calendar
> folder (MS Exchange 2003) using Slide version 2.1 beta 2
> (tried it now with version 2.1 RC 1 - same result :().
>
> Here is a code snippet of what I am trying (https disabled
> on Exchange server for test purposes):
>
> -----
>
> String strUser = "test.user";
> String strPassword = "password";
>
> UsernamePasswordCredentials creds =
> new UsernamePasswordCredentials( strUser, strPassword );
>
> WebdavResource resource = new WebdavResource(
> "http://ourexchangehost.de";, creds );
>
> // setup path for user's calendar folder
> resource.setPath( "/exchange/" + strUser + "/Kalender" );
>
> // ...
> // I can read appointments now - works fine.
> // So far so good...
> // But then I try to subscribe for new member notifications in
> // the calendar folder:
> // (I suppose the constructor itself creates the UDP server
> // listening on port 3500?)
Yes
>
> NotificationListener nl = new NotificationListener( "localhost", 3500,
If the exchange server is on a different server, you'll need to give a
reachable ip-address or real hostname. "localhost" will not work as the
exchange server will not try to connect to your machine, but to itself.
> "ourexchangehost.de", 8080,
Is your exchange server really running on port 8080?
> new Protocol( "http", new DefaultProtocolSocketFactory(), 8080 ),
use Protocol.getProtocol("http") instead
> creds, "/exchange/" + strUser + "/Kalender", 1, true );
- repositoryDomain is "/exchange" not "/exchange/" + strUser + "/Kalender"
- Polling every second is no good idea as you'll get notified via UDP. This
is only for the case that UDP connection will fail. So please use 30-60
seconds for polling in order to get good results.
>
> // EventSubscriber is a small class implementing the "Subsciber"
> // interface; the following line causes the error:
> nl.subscribe( Subscription.NEW_MEMBER_NOTIFICATION,
I've no clue what the Subscription class means. Please use
"Update/newmember" instead.
> resource.toString(),
This should be the path to the folder you want to listen to.
In your case: strUser+"/Kalender"
> DepthSupport.DEPTH_INFINITY,
This is not supported by exchange. Use 1 instead.
> 3600,
> 1,
This means, that all events will be collected for one second?? Makes more
sense to set it to 0 or a much larger value.
> new EventSubscriber(),
> creds );
>
> //
> // ...
> //
>
> resource.close();
>
> -----
>
> I get the following error message:
>
> 16.12.2004 17:27:50 org.apache.webdav.lib.NotificationListener subscribe
> SCHWERWIEGEND: Subscription for
> uri='http://ourexchangehost.de/exchange/test.user/Kalender' failed.
> State: 404
>
> State 404 means "Resouce not found", but I can get appointments from
> that resource - it does definitely exist :) .
> Does anyone have a clue what am I doing wrong?
> Thanks for any help with this one.
>
> Regards,
>
> Martin
>
>
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