Java
Application Programming Interface to integrate
your J2EE, .Net, SAP & many other enterprise
applications with MS Exchange
SyncEx Connector API (Application
Programming Interface) makes headway to rapid
application development enabling web applications
collaborate with Microsoft Exchange. A Java
based Connector API with its highly customizable
application architecture, model driven approach
and a set of reusable software modules, SyncEx
Connector API simplifies integration and collaboration
of your enterprise applications to increase
on connected productivity and utilization of
enterprise resources.
By enabling interoperability
between your application & Exchange, you
can access objects such as folders, messages,
contacts, tasks, and calendar items from your
application and can achieve increase in ROI
and decrease in developmental efforts.
SyncEx For Developers
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No configuration required
on the Microsoft Exchange server |
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Seamless integration of Java/J2EE application
with Microsoft Exchange |
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No need to write complex native code to
access Microsoft Exchange objects |
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Access to Microsoft Exchange folders and
objects from Java |
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Access to contacts and calendar items
from Java |
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Uses the existing security features provided
by Microsoft Exchange |
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Compatibility with Microsoft Exchange
versions 2000/2003/2007 |
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Compatible with JDK1.3 or higher |
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No reconfiguration firewalls |
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More Helpful Samples |
SyncEx For Enterprises
SyncEx Connector Application
Programming Interfaces (APIs) enhance custom
and enterprise applications, such as CRM, by
adding pertinent business communication without
adding significant costs or development time.
These 100% Java products hide the complexities
of bringing groupware and communication into
CRM, ERP, portal and other applications. They
provide a flexible and extensible foundation
that will expand and grow as your requirements
do. So you can add valuable features quickly
while gaining the benefits of the application
faster than programming this functionality yourself. |
