Save Outlook message using Java

Hi, I want to save my outlook message as .msg file. I added a new button to the outlook message toolbar, by clicking on that button it will run a java application that will save the outlook message as .msg file.
Can any one help me with some suggestions or code samples in java that will save the current active outlook message.
Thanks in Advance
Siva

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Hi, I want to save my outlook message as .msg file. I
added a new button to the outlook message toolbar, byIt sounds like you have already "added a new button.." that does this... or is your question how to make the new button actually do stuff?

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