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Originally Posted by KevinH Franck,
May I ask what server your using? If you look in our source you'll see a file soap.txt. All you need to do is have your server speak that SOAP interface. If you don't have a SOAP api on your server then like you posted you'd need a SOAP -> your server API convertor to implement the needed functionality. |
we buid a server with postfix and cyrus on it. we build it with our little finger ;-)
we have in production 4 servers (running the same domain) for 40 000 mail box (for business people) and for a other client a lot of server for 18 000 000 mail box (but without walendar and sharing tools .. it for a public FAI ...).
so we knox the avantage of our server ... it's a very strong one ...
but we now that our webmail is not very pretty ;-)
so we need one with calendar, addressBook, sahing tools and other ...
Franck