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Hello. I am developing a beta version of an add-in which basically creates a
folder, associates a custom Add-In-Express form with that folder, and displays the form via a custom command bar button. The function of the add-in is basically to query a back-end and provide results in a grid, which, when double clicked, open an Outlook message. I would like to turn this app into a web application as opposed to an add-in, and still run an add-in component that interacts with what the web form pulls back from the back end. The web form can be hosted inside of Outlook can it not? If I associate the custom folder's home page with my new web application? Further, I would still need some Interop integration since the web form would at some point need to pop up an address book (currently done through Redemption). Can my site somehow still pop up the address book in this same method? Or since it is server side now is there some other way? Would what I'm describing here be out of the realm of a typical Outlook add-in? I'd appreciate any opinions all of you might have. Thanks in advance. |
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Server side won't cut it for Outlook code since Outlook is on the client and
you'd need to run your code client-side too. Usually for something like that the addin connects to a Web service using SOAP. Otherwise your server would have to download code to the client to run there. Also, folder home pages do have restrictions for security reasons as to what they can do. Some things like some ActiveX controls might be restricted from running. -- Ken Slovak [MVP - Outlook] http://www.slovaktech.com Author: Professional Programming Outlook 2007 Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm "Mike" wrote in message ... Hello. I am developing a beta version of an add-in which basically creates a folder, associates a custom Add-In-Express form with that folder, and displays the form via a custom command bar button. The function of the add-in is basically to query a back-end and provide results in a grid, which, when double clicked, open an Outlook message. I would like to turn this app into a web application as opposed to an add-in, and still run an add-in component that interacts with what the web form pulls back from the back end. The web form can be hosted inside of Outlook can it not? If I associate the custom folder's home page with my new web application? Further, I would still need some Interop integration since the web form would at some point need to pop up an address book (currently done through Redemption). Can my site somehow still pop up the address book in this same method? Or since it is server side now is there some other way? Would what I'm describing here be out of the realm of a typical Outlook add-in? I'd appreciate any opinions all of you might have. Thanks in advance. |
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