Re^2: Problem in installation of libwin32-0.191
by CGN (Initiate) on Dec 10, 2004 at 14:10 UTC
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Hi,
i have to use Win32::OLE package in perl for accesing MS outlook , how can i do that without installing libwin32
Yours,
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Umm... well you can't run Outlook on a non-Windows box so I'm not sure how you thought that was going to work anyway.
Can't you talk directly to your Exchange server (or whatever your email server is) with one of the POP3 modules or something like that?
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Hi,
i didnt mean that i want to run Outlook in non -windows box but i want access mails which are in Outlook using Perl ,so i am in need of this package installed .
yes i can access mails in my POP3 server using Perl(Net::POP3).
Thanks,
Gokul
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Hi,
We got some automation stuff which needs us to access the subject of each mail and run scripts according to that..
That i have to do using perl..
so i am trying this option of installing libwin32-0.191 and use Win32::OLE
Thanks,
Gokul
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Ah. If you must run your program on unix you have a number of possible options. If by 'Outlook' you mean mail that is being held in the Exchange server and accessed via Outlook, then you can get access to the messages using the module Email::Folder::IMAP. Or if you are really set on going the OLE Automation route (or you are feeling particularly evil) then you could use 4S4C on a Windows machine to expose the appropriate COM interface via SOAP which can then be accessed from any system that you want via SOAP::Lite in your perl program. /J\
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