show personal calendar in MySite on SharePoint

G

Guest

I was under the impression that SharePoint and Outlook 2007 could share just
about anything. I want to place the Outlook personal calendar on My Site in
SharePoint. MOSS 3.0
 
G

Guest

Not possible as SharePoint uses OWA to publish your calendar and everything
else you want from your mailbox, which all sits on Exchange, not personal
folders.
 
D

Diane Poremsky

What "personal calendar" ? You can publish the exchange mailbox calendar and
link SPS calendars to outlook but if you link, the calendar won't be stored
as your default calendar (import the outlook cal to sps then link it to
outlook).
 
G

Guest

Actually, as it turns out, there is a web part that will connect with the OWA
server and display the calendar. This is a disappointing solution. I am in
charge of configuring the intranet of an organization and have spoken with 2
Microsoft reps who lead me to believe that SharePoint and Outlook could
ultimately be 2 views of the same data. My original solution plan was for
anyone who felt more comfortable in Outlook to do most of their work there
and link to common SharePoint pages. Anyone more comfortable in SharePoint
would work there and link their Outlook data in My Site.

Between the new version of Exchange Server, SharePoint being called "Office
SharePoint" and Office 2007 integration, I assumed it was a slam dunk. It now
seems as though the design plan will be to train people to work primarily
from Outlook.

Milly Staples said:
Not possible as SharePoint uses OWA to publish your calendar and everything
else you want from your mailbox, which all sits on Exchange, not personal
folders.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook}
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cubelodyte said:
I was under the impression that SharePoint and Outlook 2007 could share just
about anything. I want to place the Outlook personal calendar on My Site in
SharePoint. MOSS 3.0
 

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