RE: [PHP] Displaying an Outlook Calendar on a webpage using PHP

On Mon, June 13, 2005 6:36 pm, Justin.Baiocchi@csiro.au said: > Hi, perhaps someone might be able to look at this code - it works when I > run it from the command line, but not when viewed through a web page. I > am running IIS 6 on Windows 2003 server. The most likely problem is either: Permisssions -- God only knows what the W2K3 user/permissions model is. They changed it every version, and nobody understands it in the first place. But whatever it is, your IIS runs_as a specific user, probably, which PHP inherits, and that user just doesn't have permission to do what you do on the command line. Paths -- When you are on a command line, be it MS-DOS or CygWin or whatever, you have specific $PATH (and/or $path) environment variables set. Your PHP user almost-for-sure has different $PATH settings. Use full pathnames for EVERYTHING. Binaries, data files, everything. Far less likely, but possible, if you've checked the above: Are the PHP and MySQL versions the same in both your command line and web-server installations? Maybe find one of the 10 guys who actually understands W2K3 user/permissions system first. That's not me. :-^ Oh, and finally... You may want to consider just abandoning this Outlook crap and using http://php.net/imap to manipulate the emails. Won't help you with the calendar stuff, though, I don't think, unless you can figure out that it's all done with custom X-headers or something. > Thanks > Justin > > > <?php > $comobjOutlook = new COM("outlook.application") or die("Unable to > instantiate outlook"); > > > $comobjOutlook -> Activate; > > > # This is your mailbox name just like it appears in your Folders view. > It might be 'Inbox' or something else. > $targetmailboxname = "Mailbox - Baiocchi, Justin (CSIRO IT, Armidale)"; > > > # This is the folder you're looking for. In this case, I'm looking for > calendar items, but you can look for > # any folder. You need to add another loop to look for subfolders. > Although there's probably a better > # way, that's how I did it when I needed to get to Personal > Folders/Inbox/Subfoldername > $targetfoldername = "Calendar"; > > > $objNamespace = $comobjOutlook->GetNameSpace("MAPI"); > $objFolders = $objNamespace->Folders(); > $mailboxcount = $objFolders -> Count(); > > > $foundmailbox = FALSE; > for ($i=1; $i<=$mailboxcount; $i++) { > $folderitem = $objFolders ->Item($i); > if ($folderitem -> Name == $targetmailboxname) { > $objMailbox = $folderitem; > $foundmailbox = TRUE; > } > } > > > $foundcal = FALSE; > if ($foundmailbox) { > $objFolders = $objMailbox->Folders(); > $foldercount = $objFolders -> Count(); > > > for ($i=1; $i<=$foldercount; $i++) { > $folderitem = $objFolders -> Item($i); > if ($folderitem -> Name == $targetfoldername) { > $objCalendar = $folderitem; > $foundcal = TRUE; > } > } > > > if ($foundcal) { > $objItems = $objCalendar->Items(); > $itemcount = $objItems->Count(); > > > for ($i=1; $i<=$itemcount; $i++) { > $apptitem = $objItems -> Item($i); > $apptstart = $apptitem -> Start(); > $apptend = $apptitem -> End(); > $apptallday = $apptitem -> AllDayEvent(); > $apptrecur = $apptitem -> IsRecurring(); > $apptsubject = $apptitem -> Subject(); > $apptlocation = $apptitem -> Location(); > > > $secondsadj = $apptstart - 14400; > $startadj = date("m/d/Y H:i:s", mktime(0,0,$secondsadj,1,1,1970)); > > > > $secondsadj = $apptend - 14400; > $endadj = date("m/d/Y H:i:s", mktime(0,0,$secondsadj,1,1,1970)); > > > if($apptallday) { $allday = "All Day"; } else { $allday = ""; } > if($apptrecur) { $recurring = "Recurring"; } else { $recurring ""; } > > > echo "$apptsubject @ $apptlocation\r\nFrom: $startadj To: > $endadj\r\n"; > if ($allday <> "" OR $recurring <> "") echo "$allday > $recurring\r\n"; > echo "\r\n\r\n"; > } > > > } else { > die ("Did not find calendar folder"); > } > > > } else { > die("Did not find target mailbox: $targetmailboxname"); > } > ?> > > -- > PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) > To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php > > -- Like Music? http://l-i-e.com/artists.htm