M
matrutherford
guys
I'm looking for an authoritive object model of the Outlook ActiveX
control for javascript.
I access the control via outlook = new ActiveXObject(
"Outlook.Application"); in my web page but I cannot seem to access the
complete object model as detailed in the Outlook VBA Object Browser.
For example, outlook.OlItemType.olAppointmentItem and
Outlook.OlltemType.olAppointmentItem do not get anything. Is this a
limitation of ActiveX (don't think so) or a limitation of javascript
(possibly, but I don't see why an incomplete model is available at all
in that case).
Im trying to manipulate Appointments and save them locally using
Scripting.FileSystemObject. I have the domain in my trusted sites etc
security is not an issue, just this apparently incomplete ActiveX -
javascript thing! Possibly there is a different way to call the
activeX objects in javascript?
help!
I'm looking for an authoritive object model of the Outlook ActiveX
control for javascript.
I access the control via outlook = new ActiveXObject(
"Outlook.Application"); in my web page but I cannot seem to access the
complete object model as detailed in the Outlook VBA Object Browser.
For example, outlook.OlItemType.olAppointmentItem and
Outlook.OlltemType.olAppointmentItem do not get anything. Is this a
limitation of ActiveX (don't think so) or a limitation of javascript
(possibly, but I don't see why an incomplete model is available at all
in that case).
Im trying to manipulate Appointments and save them locally using
Scripting.FileSystemObject. I have the domain in my trusted sites etc
security is not an issue, just this apparently incomplete ActiveX -
javascript thing! Possibly there is a different way to call the
activeX objects in javascript?
help!