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The outlook connector link that you mentioned looks interesting.<br />
<br />
What I also found in my internet research was the ComfyJ product at<br />
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<a href="http://www.teamdev.com/comfyj/" rel="ugc">http://www.teamdev.com/comfyj/</a><br />
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This library gives me full Java support. So I do not have to think about how to call the methods from a dll or another language library.<br />
<br />
But I will check also check the outlook connector and will compare the results.
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The outlook connector link that you mentioned looks interesting.

What I also found in my internet research was the ComfyJ product at

http://www.teamdev.com/comfyj/ [http://www.teamdev.com/comfyj/]

This library gives me full Java support. So I do not have to think about how to call the methods from a dll or another language library.

But I will check also check the outlook connector and will compare the results.

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Hello,<br />
I am searching for an Outlook Connector library.<br />
I already used &quot;Java Outlook Connector&quot; from moyosoft (<a href="http://www.moyosoft.com/joc/" rel="ugc">http://www.moyosoft.com/joc/</a>) but this one is very slow.<br />
The Connector has to be faster and should support reading of <br />
&nbsp;- emails, <br />
&nbsp;- contacts, <br />
&nbsp;- calendar, <br />
&nbsp;- notes<br />
&nbsp;- tasks<br />
<br />
Exchange support would be great but is not the main criteria.<br />
It does not matter if it is Open Source or has a license fee.<br />
<br />
Please attach a code snippet or a short tutorial on how to connect to the different Outlook versions (2000, XP, 2007, etc.)
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Hello,
I am searching for an Outlook Connector library.
I already used "Java Outlook Connector" from moyosoft (http://www.moyosoft.com/joc/) but this one is very slow.
The Connector has to be faster and should support reading of 
 - emails, 
 - contacts, 
 - calendar, 
 - notes
 - tasks

Exchange support would be great but is not the main criteria.
It does not matter if it is Open Source or has a license fee.

Please attach a code snippet or a short tutorial on how to connect to the different Outlook versions (2000, XP, 2007, etc.)

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