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Integrate Sharepoint with exchande in a different organization
Integrate Sharepoint with exchande in a different organization
- Hello,
I want to know if there is any possibility to integrate the exchange contacts with sharepoint, ie. See all the book address of exchange, also to edit and create new contact from Sharepoint.. I have to add that the sharepoint and Exchange are in different domains.
Hopy anyone can help me
Alejandro
答案
- There is not direct link between SharePoint and Exchange. In the same domain they pickup the same information from Active Directory.
You may be better looking at how you can do some form of federation between the domains, or you could look at developing a solution that would use the Exchange Webservices to communicate with the exchange objects.
www.21apps.com- 已标记为答案Lambert QinMSFT, 版主2009年6月11日 10:37
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- There is not direct link between SharePoint and Exchange. In the same domain they pickup the same information from Active Directory.
You may be better looking at how you can do some form of federation between the domains, or you could look at developing a solution that would use the Exchange Webservices to communicate with the exchange objects.
www.21apps.com- 已标记为答案Lambert QinMSFT, 版主2009年6月11日 10:37
- Read and Follow the below post:
http://yagyashree.wordpress.com/set-up-alerts-for-contacts-in-active-directory-in-the-sharepoint-site/
Visit: http://yagyashree.wordpress.com MCP & MCTS [WSS 3.0/MOSS] - What about if they are in the same domain, is there a way to make changes to the echange contact list through SharePoint.
Thanks,
Alejandro - Alejandro,
Without custom code, it's not possible to have SharePoint update Exchange contact information.
SharePoint merely does a one way pull from Active Directory if that's the authentication provider in use with the SharePoint implementation.
There are custom solutions that are available that will allow for Active Directory updates (which will therefore impact the Exchange data) through a web part presented in a SharePoint platform.
Cheers,
Dan
http://www.sharepointdan.com
