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Hi All
In the application that we are developing, we have java wrapper over Micosoft MAPI calls to integrate with MS Exchange Server. Our Application can be run in two modes (local and remote). In local configurations, all the calls are in the same JVM. In the remote configuration, our application will be deployed in a tomcat and we use jUnit test cases (running on another JVM) to test it. Our application exposes webservices from tomcat.
The problem we are facing is inconsistent crashes when configured in remote mode. However, we don't see the crashes happening in the local configuration. Any pointers would be of great help!
-Abhi

Hi,
Developers can also use j-XChange (http://sourceforge.net/projects/j-xchange/). It is a pure Java implementation of the entire Collaboration Data Objects (CDO 1.21) library, offered under LGPL license and allows interoperability with MS Exchange from all non-Windows platforms that support Java. This library is powered by j-Interop (www.j-interop.org).
This library is functionally similar to Commercial "J-Integra for Exchange" offering.
Thanks,
best regards,
Vikram

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