Java API for MS Exchange Integration

Java API to make collaboration enable your J2EE, Java and other enterprise applications while integrating with Microsoft Exchange.

SOA / Composite Application

SyncEx Connector API for Microsoft Exchange, a 100% pure java application programming interface helps developers to bring various functionality such as mail, calendar, task and contact to their applications. The API is very comprehensive and can be used to bring in the advance functionalities such as recurring appointments, meeting request, group calendaring, multiple attachments and many more. It also allows administrators or developers to extract Microsoft Exchange data to use in collaborative or composite applications delivered through the portal.

For example, developers can access the Microsoft Exchange contacts list to populate the user list for a new application or business process, allowing a company to maintain one central address book. Portal administrators can also consolidate individual calendars into a workgroup (or company wide) calendar or scheduling tool. Some popular uses of SyncEx Connector API are -

SyncEx Collaboration Suite For Microsoft Exchange

The SyncEx Connector API is built on Java. It can be used with any servlet or portlet based web-application. It provides the connectivity to MS Exchange Server using WebDAV Protocol and is application server independent.

Competitive Advantage

The SyncEx Connector API for Microsoft Exchange has been carefully designed for flexibility, scalability and extensibility. It enables the deployment of computing systems based on the cost/performance needs of a system, including thin-client, client/server and power-client models. By simplifying and streamlining the programming tasks required to create related software or a module, the SyncEx Connector API gives developers a competitive advantage when creating portal/web applications.