Microsoft Exchange and Python
Mark Hammond
mhammond at skippinet.com.au
Wed Aug 7 19:48:10 EDT 2002
Lindstrom Greg - glinds wrote:
> Hello, all-
>
> About an hour ago I was asked I could use Python to connect into our
> corporate Microsoft Exchange mail server to retrieve and process certain
> emails. Pulling out my copy of "Python Programming on Win32"
> (Hammond/Robinson), I quickly -- really quickly -- was able to logon and
> pull all of the subject lines out of my Inbox. My team leader had to pick
> his jaw up off the floor!! I have since written an object allowing him to
> access the server and list, choose, and process the specified messages.
> Very cool, indeed.
:)
> My problem? I would like to know all of the methods available to me using
> the win32com.client Dispatch("Mapi.Exchange") interface. I have looked in
> the above book, as well as various on line help urls. Please excuse my
> ignorance...I am not that familiar with Windows APIs. Any help you can
> provide would be appreciated.
Try searching MSDN for "CDO" - Collaboration Data Objects - the new
buzword for these technologies.
This search resulted in a few overviews and samples that may point you
in the right direction.
If you dont mind browsing, use makepy then check out the generated .py
file (in the win32com\gen_py directory). This should show you all the
methods and properties - just no info on how to use them ;)
Mark.
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