Exchange Data Provider for Lightning

right syntax of the address

Asked by roemer2201

Hello,

what is the right syntax for the server-address? I can not load any calenderentries.
The Log outputs allways this:

d77cb0ec-65fd-4a56-8dff-434955a78fcd/local-cal-name: getInterface

d77cb0ec-65fd-4a56-8dff-434955a78fcd/local-cal-name: {a63f70c0-148b-11d3-9333-00104ba0fd40}

d77cb0ec-65fd-4a56-8dff-434955a78fcd/local-cal-name: reply

d77cb0ec-65fd-4a56-8dff-434955a78fcd/local-cal-name: Dieser Fehler wird vom benutzerdefinierten Fehlermodul nicht erkannt.

d77cb0ec-65fd-4a56-8dff-434955a78fcd/local-cal-name: fail status: 440 Dieser Fehler wird vom benutzerdefinierten Fehlermodul nicht erkannt.

Can someone please help me?

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Simon Schubert (corecode) said : 		#1

The right format is:

https://YOUROWALOGIN@auto

YOUROWALOGIN is exactly what you enter to log in to OWA, e.g. "CORP\jdoe" or maybe just "johnd".

Make sure that you configure the right email address for the calendar, or @auto will not work.

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roemer2201 (roemer2201) said : 		#2

Well, what I want to know is whether to use the OWA-URL or the EWS-URL.

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Simon Schubert (corecode) said : 		#3

You should use the @auto URL if possible. Doesn't that work?

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roemer2201 (roemer2201) said : 		#4

https://AD\<useraccount>@auto
http://<useraccount>@auto

... does not work

I'm using Ubuntu 11.04.

Is "@auto" a feature of this addon or is that some microsoft-related stuff from Exchange-Autodiscover or anything like that?

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Simon Schubert (corecode) said : 		#5

yes, @auto will use the exchange autodiscovery. If autodiscovery is not available for you, try using the EWS url as described in the wiki.

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roemer2201 (roemer2201) said : 		#6

Sorry, I didn't see that there is a wiki for further information. Thank you for your help!

For the others who are searching, here the link to the Wiki: http://gitorious.org/lightning-exchange-provider/pages/Home