What is the Java Outlook Connector ?
The Java Outlook Connector (JOC) is a Java library allowing your application to access MS Outlook's data like mails, contacts and appointments.For example, the library can be used to build synchronization tools, organize Outlook's data or integrate Outlook in your CRM software. Also, the Java Outlook Connector will bring new essential features to your product and will enhance your users' experience.
Which Java and Outlook versions are supported ?
The connector is compatible with Outlook versions 2000, 2002, 2003, XP, 2007 and 2010. Java version 1.4 or later is required.What are the limitations of the evaluation version ?
This version helps you to evaluate the product's functionalities and ensure it suits your requirements. You're not authorized to use it for any other purposes. Once the evaluation done, you're required to purchase licenses for each developer using this product.Also, the evaluation version is limited to 60-days use and displays a purchase remainder dialog box at startup.
How do I get upgrades of the software ?
Upgrades are free of charge when released during the support period. If your support period has expired, you can purchase a support package which entitles you to support and free upgrades for 1 year.What is included in the purchased version package ?
The purchased package is very similar to the evaluation version package. You can download and try the evaluation version before making a purchase. The bought version doesn't display a purchase remainder dialog box at startup.Can I disable the Outlook warning «A program is trying to access Outlook...» where I have to click Yes/No ?
This warning dialog is an Outlook security feature to prevent viruses accessing Outlook or sending e-mails on your behalf. For solutions to bypass it, please look here.Is there more detailed documentation for such or such method ?
The Java Outlook Connector is mainly a Java wrapper around Microsoft's Outlook Object Model API. Please refer to Microsoft's documentation for specific details about the methods: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa221870.aspxAlso, don't hesitate to contact our technical support team for more information.