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4/07/2005 7:04 PM  

HI, I am BRAND new to DotNetNuke (installed 3.0.12 today).  I am searching for a module that will display Outlook Inbox in the same way that msn displays Hotmail inbox basically (shows the ten most recent or something like that, then you click on a message and it takes you into your Web Outlook).  I have searched everywhere and have not found anything.  Is this not available?  I would also like similar functionality with a module that would display your calendar for the day that you could click on and have it take you into your Outlook Calendar (this was sort of mentioned on the suggestions and ideas forum).  I didn't know where to post this since I didn't know if these Outlook modules already existed... is this something that needs to be developed still?  I am also looking for a module that would connect to a db, pull data and display it in different formats (bar graph, pie graph, line graph, list, etc where the user could decide how to display it and toggle between them all).  Does this exist already?  Let me know if I should add any of these to the suggestions forums...


In summary, looking for the following modules:


1. outlook inbox


2. outlook day calendar


3. graph creation from db


Thank you for your help!

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4/08/2005 7:18 AM  

I've never tried, but maybe you could put Outlook Web Access into a DNN IFrame?


You may even get single sign-on if you use Tam's Active Directory Authentication.  Haven't tried any of this though.

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4/08/2005 7:51 AM  

Well, outlook web access within an IFrame actually works very well....   OWA doesn't try to take over the entire window like some other apps do.  Creating new emails or contacts work great too.


You'd just have to figure out any authentication issues.

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4/08/2005 3:04 PM  

I added OWA to an IFrame and it works fine.  For right now i have to log in every time.  Will worry about that later...


Do you know if there is a way to have it only show the Inbox though?  Right now it shows the whole panel (folder list on the left, and controls at the top for new message and so on).  I would like this to work somewhat like it works on a mymsn page showing Hotmail inbox where you see only a list of emails (like top ten or so).  Then you click on one and it takes you into the whole panel with everything (no longer looking in just a small portal module).  But to where the main portal frame is still around it all, but it takes up the whole content, left, and right.

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4/08/2005 3:26 PM  

Hi Sharlyn,


If you really want to customize the email inbox, I think you might have to write a component that would talk to exchange using the user logged in. It is a fair bit of work though.


OWA works OK, but it will look exactly like outlook, not MYMSN.


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4/08/2005 4:08 PM  

so I take it, as far as you know, there is not a module already developed that does this sort of thing?


Thank you for your help!  I appreciate your feedback, forum, and website.

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4/09/2005 11:13 AM  

Check out www.snowcovered.com and the DotNetNuke forums on http://forums.asp.net


From what I remember, there is no such module, but who knows.

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5/26/2005 11:18 AM  
Hi Sharlyn,
I am not sure if you got ur answers for the module you were referring to. Well, reading your earlier post, I presume that you have put the OWA in an IFRAME and accessed the OWA using the URLs!
We are trying to do the same thing on our Intranet, but without ASP or .NET. Its just plain HTML and javascript.
We were able to get customized views of the inbox or calendar. Microsoft has a whitepaper on how to customize the OWA in an IFRAME. You can pass the parameters in the OWA URL if you don't want the left folder bar to be displayed or the top menu bar to be displayed.
Here is an example : If you want to just view the 10 most recent emails in an inbox of a user's mailbox (joe) - https://exchangeserver/exchange/joe/inbox/?cmd=contents&part=1&rowsperpage=10.
 
Same thing goes for the calendar too.
Hope this helps.
Well, we are not able to get past the login screen within an iframe on our webpage. The webpage is installed on our intranet webserver and the OWA is on an external ISP server. I just cannot get past the logon screen in the iframe.
 
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