I wrote (and GPL'd) a web-based e-mail and group scheduling system called GoMail, and even though figuring out MIME types for mail were the hardest part, the group scheduling was a pain in the ars that took a looong time to get working properly.
I even integrated iCalendar support, so you could import Outlook meetings into GoMail, but that's a stopgap solution to my mind.
Ideally I'd like to be able to integrate the server side (Python, Apache, mod_python) with an API that allows Outlook to think it's an Exchange server, or at least support the new web calendaring function in Outlook (although I have NOT checked that out very much yet...).
We were never an Exchange shop, but I am (was?) certified on Domino in a previous life, and it was important to me that I only include the functions in GoMail that I saw users actually using.
Now if I could only get the menus to work properly in Mozilla....
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I wrote (and GPL'd) a web-based e-mail and group scheduling system called GoMail, and even though figuring out MIME types for mail were the hardest part, the group scheduling was a pain in the ars that took a looong time to get working properly.
I even integrated iCalendar support, so you could import Outlook meetings into GoMail, but that's a stopgap solution to my mind.
Ideally I'd like to be able to integrate the server side (Python, Apache, mod_python) with an API that allows Outlook to think it's an Exchange server, or at least support the new web calendaring function in Outlook (although I have NOT checked that out very much yet...).
We were never an Exchange shop, but I am (was?) certified on Domino in a previous life, and it was important to me that I only include the functions in GoMail that I saw users actually using.
Now if I could only get the menus to work properly in Mozilla....
For Eric: Do you think we'll talk about, much less care, what operating system(s) we'll be using in 50 years?