Brad
Mon Nov 14 07:48:50 CST 2005
For email enabling a WSS document library you do not need the option of
Event Handler, this option is for developers who write custom event handlers
on the document library whenever a document is uploaded, edited...
I do not think you can enable this without an Exchange Server, from the
Admin guide: "Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services includes the ability to
link a document library with a public folder based on Microsoft Exchange
2000 or later"
Basically, you just need to provide the Public Folder Address and ignore the
Event Handler section.
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Brad Covelle
NuSoft Solutions
bcovelle@nusoftsolutions.com
http://blogs.sagestone.net/bcovell
"Mike" <angelom@mikeangelo.com> wrote in message
news:1131975333.887738.277630@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
> Welp, I have an SMTP server that can also provide IMAP folders. I went
> into Sharepoint Central Administration for the site and was able to
> turn the feature on by providing the name of a directory (on the server
> - WSS and SMTP are running on same box) under my mail account. When I
> get into the sharepoint site's folder, a new Advanced Option is
> displayed; HOWEVER, I don't understand the option labeled EVENT
> HANDLER:
> Specify the assembly name, class name and properties for the document
> library's event handler. Windows SharePoint Services will call this
> event handler when items in the document library are inserted, updated,
> or deleted.
> Anyway, I saved a few files into the SMTP mail directory but they
> didn't get pulled into the sharepoint list library. All the help I
> have found talks from the standpoint of Exchange, so I'm lost.
>