I know that Microsoft historically have not supported Outlook installed
directly on an Exchange server.

Does anybody know if this has changed with Outlook/Exchange 2007?

We have developed an application that requires an Outlook profile to be
present on the Exchange Server - which is why we need Outlook to be installed.

Any help highly appreciated.

Henrik.

I believe it's still discouraged. Check for sure with the exchange server
newsgroups.

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"Henrik Brandt" wrote in message
...
I know that Microsoft historically have not supported Outlook installed
directly on an Exchange server.

Does anybody know if this has changed with Outlook/Exchange 2007?

We have developed an application that requires an Outlook profile to be
present on the Exchange Server - which is why we need Outlook to be
installed.

Any help highly appreciated.

Henrik.

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote in
:
I believe it's still discouraged. Check for sure with the exchange
server newsgroups.

That's correct -- you should never install Outlook on your Exchange
server machine.

The original problem:

We have developed an application that requires an Outlook profile to be
present on the Exchange Server - which is why we need Outlook to be
installed.

is answered he

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306962/en-us

-- dan

Yes you can install Outlook 2007 on your Exchange 2007 server. We no longer
ship the client side binaries on the Exchange server so you are free to do
this when you want

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"Dan Mitchell" wrote in message
8.16...
"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote in
:
I believe it's still discouraged. Check for sure with the exchange
server newsgroups.

That's correct -- you should never install Outlook on your Exchange
server machine.

The original problem:

We have developed an application that requires an Outlook profile to be
present on the Exchange Server - which is why we need Outlook to be
installed.

is answered he

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306962/en-us

-- dan

"Dave Goldman [MSFT]" wrote in
:
Yes you can install Outlook 2007 on your Exchange 2007 server. We no
longer ship the client side binaries on the Exchange server so you are
free to do this when you want

Ah, right -- I hadn't thought of that, but that would make sense. So as
long as you don't try and mix the standalone MAPI install with Outlook
(because those are both client binaries), everything will be fine.

-- dan

All older version of Exchange ship with a stub dll and that is why outlook cant be installed otherwise exchange will call functions from the other dll and this is what causes problems. Exchange 2007 is using XSO and MAPI.net and we also consolidated the dll's so you are safe

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"Dan Mitchell" wrote in message 8.16...
"Dave Goldman [MSFT]" wrote in
:
Yes you can install Outlook 2007 on your Exchange 2007 server. We no
longer ship the client side binaries on the Exchange server so you are
free to do this when you want

Ah, right -- I hadn't thought of that, but that would make sense. So as
long as you don't try and mix the standalone MAPI install with Outlook
(because those are both client binaries), everything will be fine.

-- dan

Hi,

We have an application that uses both the Exchange MAPI DLL binaries
(installed from ESM, from Exchange 2003) and Outlook MAPI DLL binaries
(installed from Outlook 2003). We need to do this because the Exchange MAPI
DLL doesn't have a PST Provider that supports UNICODE format. We are a Server
Side application, that needs the robustness of Exchange MAPI, but using that
restricts us to only non-Unicode PST files. With the new MAPI/CDO
download/install however, we are STOPPED from installing that and Outlook
2003. This is a major regression in capability for us.

Question is: What do we need to do build a Server-Side application that can
use both Exchange MAPI DLL and the Outlook MAPI DLL?

Thanks.