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Have you wanted to use a server-based GroupWise® SDK in the past but couldnât find one? Here it is! Introducing the new SOAP/XML Web Services APIs that are available in GroupWise 7. This new SDK adds to the already frequently used and versatile GroupWise API client set. Using industry standards such as HTTP, SOAP, XML, XML schemas, and WSDL, this powerful new scalable and stable GroupWise Web Service SDK is available and supported on Linux, NetWare, and Windows. See the GroupWise Web Service/SOAP.
GroupWise Administrative Object API lets you see, use, and manipulate GroupWise administration information from outside GroupWise 5.x and later versions. You can use the Administrative Object API with any programming environment that supports OLE Automation, such as Visual Basic, Delphi, and C++.
Check out the brand new C3PO Wizard that is now available on the Developer Network (as of Friday, December 9, 2005). This new Wizard adds the ability to create C3PO frameworks in C#, VB, .NET, and Delphi 6+. It also contains the ability to create C3POs in C and Visual Basic. You can find this new Wizard in the GroupWise C3PO SDK located here. Give this new Wizard a try. Youâll like it!
For those who havenât heard, Novellâs open source Hula project was announced earlier this year. It's a new community project to create an open source collaboration server, with a goal to be fun and easy to use. The Hula server is built on open Internet standards â including SMTP, IMAP, iCalendar, and the emerging CalDAV calendar access protocol. The technology, derived primarily from the award-winning Netmail technology, provides a rich extensible architecture that enables its functionality to be easily extended to other projects. It can also scale to 250,000 registered users on a single PC with 50,000 simultaneous connected users. For more information, check out this site.
Novell recently hired Jeffrey Jaffe as our new chief technology officer. For all the pertinent details, click here.
E-mail is the most significant factor governing the uptake of Linux on the desktop, according to a new study. The survey was conducted by the OSDL Desktop Linux Working Group in October 2005. It found that without quality e-mail applications, Linux on the desktop was not a feasible alternative for most people because e-mail is rated as the most important application, regardless of platform. Read more here.
This project on Novell Forge is a resource for the GroupWise community. It contains open source Advansys Formativ solutions for Novell GroupWise. Check it out on Novell Forge.
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