exchange 2000 entry points to python scripting
craig curtin
curtin at ubsw.com
Tue Jan 8 11:42:51 EST 2002
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hi, i have not done any ASP python scripting, but am trying to get some python scripting running on our exchange 2000 server. e2k works with any activeX scripting engine, but i'm not sure how to get e2k to deliver events to my py script. the wizard provides the following template, i just need to hook in my code. are there any 'good' ways of hooking in the debugger? thanks, craig <SCRIPT RunAt=Server Language=VBScript> '------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 'FILE DESCRIPTION: Exchange Server Event Script '------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Option Explicit '------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ' Global Variables '------------------------------------------------------------------------------ '------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ' Event Handlers '------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ' DESCRIPTION: This event is fired when a new message is added to the folder Public Sub Folder_OnMessageCreated End Sub ' DESCRIPTION: This event is fired when a message in the folder is changed Public Sub Message_OnChange End Sub ' DESCRIPTION: This event is fired when a message is deleted from the folder Public Sub Folder_OnMessageDeleted End Sub ' DESCRIPTION: This event is fired when the timer on the folder expires Public Sub Folder_OnTimer End Sub </SCRIPT>
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