Re: NWAdmin32 GroupWise plugins for API gateway

Hi Tommy-
I went to extract that file and received:
"*** Verifying ARJ-SECURITY envelope ...
*** Damaged ARJ-SECURED archive!"
Any possibility you can re-send that file to me or confirm it extracts
on your end?
Thanks!
-Cory
skjervem

Works okay here
Try this one
http://www.rarlab.com/download.htm
New mail send
Best Regards
Tommy Mikkelsen
IT Quality A/S
Denmark
Novell Support Forums SYSOP
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GroupWise 4.1 API Gateway v2 on netware server

Currently, we are using API Gateway on Netware 6.5 to receive fax from the
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On 26.04.2012 04:32, Joey wrote:
> Currently, we are using API Gateway on Netware 6.5 to receive fax from
> the Rightfax Server to our GroupWise mailbox. Does any API agents which
> can support GW2012 and OES2 now? If no, how can I receive the fax from
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> Can I install another
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API Gateway reformatting SMTP addresses

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Thoughts?
Steve

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NWADMIN GW snapins for the API Gateway, One more Time?

Hi folks,
Find myself in need of these. Looks like Tommy is on vacation. Can
someone send them over?
Thanks.
Jim
[email protected]

Originally Posted by Gert
FYI
http://gwcheck.biz/download/nwadmin/gw55sp5snapins.zip
Gert
GWCheck.com
Great GroupWise stuff at www.GWWare.com
"...regardless of what you play,
the biggest thing is keeping the feel going ..." - Wes Montgomery
>>> Jim Huddle<[email protected]> 11-8-2007 3:23 >>>
On Sat, 11 Aug 2007 00:59:06 GMT, Jim Huddle <[email protected]> wrote:
>Hi folks,
>
>Find myself in need of these. Looks like Tommy is on vacation. Can
>someone send them over?
>
>Thanks.
>
>Jim
>
>[email protected]
Found that Tommy had posted them here:
Cool Solutions: GroupWise Snapins for the API Gateway
Guys, the GW55SP5SNAPINS.zip are the correct ones to use, not the ones on Coolsolutions 19293.html. Download the zip, expand it and then copy expanded files in the root of the \public\win32 directory.
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API Gateway has no HTML from Exchange to GroupWise

Greetings everyone, thanks in advance for helping with my issue. Here's my
problem... when an Exchange user sends a HTML email to a GroupWise user
through the API email connector, the email arrives in GroupWise as plain
text and is some times missing content as a result. How can I get these
messages from Exchange to GroupWise in HTML format through the connector.
Some additional information... when a GroupWise user sends a HTML email
through the API email connector to an Exchange user, the Exchange user
does get the HTML message but as an attachment, which is acceptable for
us. I'm running GroupWise 6.5 and Exchange 2003. I'm using the 4.1 SP2 API
gateway and everything is working properly except for HTML messages from
Exchange users to GroupWise users.
Also, if I use internet addressing (not the API connector) the messages
route out to the internet and then back in and keep their HTML format.
Using this method doesn't give me the address book sync or free/busy
search for the calendar though which makes it undesirable.
Thanks,
Kurt

Kurt Cortese wrote:
> Why can I send HTML email from GroupWise to Exchange then? The Microsoft side pieces being used are from Exchange
> 2003 which knows about HTML. If I can send HTML one way, the connector must know how
> to handle the format. Is it documented somewhere that HTML isn't supported through
> this older connector?
Can't find anything documented about this.....
And maybe GW and Exchange handles html mails different....
(In GroupWise, it's simply an attachment named text.html)
> I can use the new connector (version 2.0) without moving to GroupWise 7, right?
I have no idea.....and it's not supported anyway.....
>Using the new connector can I use internet email addresses through the connector
>instead of the GroupWise addressing ([email protected] instead of GWdomain.GWpostoffice.NDSusername)?
Yes
>Are there any other advantages or disadvantages of the new 2.0 connector? Is it possible to build and
> test the new connector with the old connector still in place? My biggest issue is that the old connector
>has been in place for years and will be missed the minute I take it down to try to implement the new
>connector. Any tips or "gotchas" with the new connector that you are aware of?
I beleave, that due to a native IE addressing,you could simply create a new ext-domain for the new gateway,
but will have all users dubbled in the addressbook until then.....
Why not setup a testlab instead of playing with the production ?
Regarding tips etc.....I've never played with it ;-)
Best Regards
Tommy Mikkelsen
IT Quality A/S
Denmark
Novell Support Forums SYSOP
Please Report back any success or failure, That way we all learn
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Here is how you can achieve this:
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API Gateway snapins needed

Why is it so hard to find the API Gateway snapin for NWAdmin? Where can I
get them? Thanks Mike

Deleted and recreated the API Gateway but I don't have the "Required
Parameters" or the "Directory Synchronization" tabs. Tried using NWAdmin32
in 3 different Groupwise 6.5/Netware 6.5 systems but I can't get the tabs.
The gateway ojbect and the rest of the tabs are there. Any additional ideas?
Thanks Mike
> This is correct.
>
> I just retried, and it worked nicely here.
>
> I suggest you nuke the API Gateway, and then recreate it using NWAdm32
>
>
> --
> Best Regards
>
> Tommy Mikkelsen
>
> IT Quality A/S
> Denmark
>
> Novell Support Forums SYSOP
>
> Please Report back any success or failure, That way we all learn
>
> Sorry, but no support through email
>
> "I hate bugs".......Tommy Lee Jones, MIB
>
> Be a GroupWiseR, go http://www.groupwiser.net

Exchange Gateway or API Gateway

We're running GroupWise 7.02HP1a on both NetWare and Linux. We're looking to cooperate with an Exchange 2003 system (maybe 2007 with a 2003 intermediary).
Not sure whether to use the Microsoft Gateway with API Gateway on the Novell side, or the Novell Exchange Gateway. Does anyone have experience with both that can comment on which one seems to function better? Is it a toss up and just a matter of preference?
Thanks for any feedback,
Ryan

Originally Posted by ukdtom
Use the Novell Exch. Gateway....
The API one was before html was invented, so I doubt it supports html based mails
Also...The Novell Exch. gateway is under constant development, where the API one hasn't been developed
since GW4
Ahh ok :) Thanks for the response... I'll push for the Novell Exch. Gateway.

Where is API Gateway Functionality

Our GroupWise system is currently on NetWare servers. We want to move our GroupWise system to run on Windows servers.
There seems to be no API Gateway for Windows. How can I still do the things the NLM API gateway supported, when running GroupWise on Windows servers???

dafitt wrote:
> How can I still do the
> things the NLM API gateway supported, when running GroupWise on
> Windows servers???
You can't......
But since I don't know what you used it for, then this just might be
your solution:
http://www.jrbsoftware.com/jrbutils_nw/overview/
Tommy Mikkelsen
IT Quality A/S, Denmark
Novell Support Forums SYSOP
Sorry, but no support through email
Be a GroupWiseR, go http://www.groupwiser.net

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Hey everyone, we are running gw703 on suse10.1 with API gateway 4.1 on dos. We use this configuration to import our students email addresses from Google into our staff address books which run on GroupWise. The students have there own dummy MTA and PO. This system has worked well for us until we ran into a student who used a period in their email address.
WPC-API= 1.2;
Header-Char= T50;
Msg-Type= ADMIN;
DS-User=
Operation= Add;
Domain= TBIRDSTU;
Post-Office= Students;
Object= STUDENTJ;
Account-ID= XXXXXXX;
Network-ID= STUDENTJ;
Visibility= System;
Last-Name= STUDENT;
First-Name= JOE;
Department= STUDENT;
Title= 9/9/2008 12:23:44 AM MTB v3.5;
GW-Alias=
External-Name= [email protected];
Type= ntsmtp;
-END-
To remedy this we were going to change the . to an _ for the objectID and were considering importing the address (address@domain) into the Preferred EMail ID field under internet addressing tab of the external user object.
Does anyone know how to do input the data into the external user object through the API import process?
Thanks,
[email protected]

Internet Addressing is not understood or supported by the API Gateway
jerryvenable wrote:
> Hey everyone, we are running gw703 on suse10.1 with API gateway 4.1 on
> dos. We use this configuration to import our students email addresses
> from Google into our staff address books which run on GroupWise. The
> students have there own dummy MTA and PO. This system has worked well
> for us until we ran into a student who used a period in their email
> address.
>
> WPC-API= 1.2;
> Header-Char= T50;
> Msg-Type= ADMIN;
> DS-User=
> Operation= Add;
> Domain= TBIRDSTU;
> Post-Office= Students;
> Object= STUDENTJ;
> Account-ID= XXXXXXX;
> Network-ID= STUDENTJ;
> Visibility= System;
> Last-Name= STUDENT;
> First-Name= JOE;
> Department= STUDENT;
> Title= 9/9/2008 12:23:44 AM MTB v3.5;
> GW-Alias=
> External-Name= [email protected];
> Type= ntsmtp;
> ;
> -END-
>
> To remedy this we were going to change the . to an _ for the objectID
> and were considering importing the address (address@domain) into the
> Preferred EMail ID field under internet addressing tab of the external
> user object.
>
> Does anyone know how to do input the data into the external user object
> through the API import process?
>
> Thanks,
> [email protected]
>
>

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