OpenChange intends to provide a portable implementation of the Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Exchange protocols. That is, it provides the client and server sides of the Microsoft Exchange RPC (MAPI) protocols.
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This new release adds support for EcDoConnectEx and EcDoRpcExt2, improves Unicode support in libmapi stack, fixes numerous bugs, and provides, among other things, more complete support for MAPI properties. A new snapshot of OpenChange server is also available with folder semantics and preliminary message support.
Portability was improved to include FreeBSD, OpenSolaris, the Intel C Compiler, and the Sun Studio compiler. Preliminary support for Exchange 2003/2007 specific protocols and redirection support were implemented. Support for encrypted communications between client and server has been added. New libmapi functionality was added in server operations, properties, and in convenience functions. Ten new remote operations were added. Bugs were fixed for various libraries and utilities, and the tests were improved. The exchange2ical utility was reworked, which improves interoperability with other ICalender tools.
This release fixes numerous memory leaks, improves MAPI operations support, and provides a very preliminary (but working) OpenChange server implementation.
This release is a major step that implements many new MAPI calls, brings significant improvements to the openchange tools, introduces a mapiproxy hybrid proxy, and preliminary parts of the OpenChange server (which lets Outlook create an Exchange account properly).
This release is a major step in comparison to
version 0.6. It implements many new MAPI calls,
brings significant improvements to the openchange
tools, introduces the OpenChange Property File
library (libocpf) for developers and
administrators, and makes openchange easier to
install.
