Developing Applications With Exchange 2000

This reference shows how to use COM+ technology to its fullest potential as a framework for developing scalable applications. It provides a programmer-based overview of Exchange 2000, shows how to build various kinds of applications using these APIs, reveals pitfalls to avoid, and offers experience-based tips for success. In particular, consultants Jamison, Gomez, and Wesolowski focus on Exchange 2000's newly designed Web Storage system and the many ways it can now be utilized. They also include a summary comparing and contrasting the APIs and object models, including development scenarios highlighting recommended usage. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Scott Jamison is a Managing Consultant at Plural, Inc., the 1999 Microsoft Solution Provider Partner of the Year. He lectures and writes extensively on a wide array of development topics, including architectures, development techniques, and Microsoft Exchange. He is a monthly columnist for Exchange & Outlook magazine.

Alex Gomez is a Senior Consultant at Plural, Inc., where he specializes in collaborative application development. Alex also writes articles for various industry magazines on Outlook and Exchange development.

George Wesolowski is a Senior Consultant at Plural, Inc. He holds an advanced computer science degree from Boston University and is an MSCD and MSCE specializing in Windows DNA and .NET component design and development.

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