Can Java App Communicate w MS Outlook?

I am trying to send a String to the address line of MS Outlook is there any way to do this? Any ideas please

[122 byte] By [javaAg] at [2007-9-26 4:45:52]

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# 1

Send a string to do what exactly?

cknelsen at 2007-6-29 18:34:46 >

# 2

http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jsp?forum=31&thread=162355Why are you cross-posting? Do NOT cross-post.As you can see, your question is still not specific enough despite the attempts to help you in the first post.

schillj at 2007-6-29 18:34:46 >

# 3

> Send a string to do what exactly?

Basically, I want an array of email addresses that I have in my application to be placed into the address line of Microsoft Outlook. Some guy suggested using 'mailto:email@xxx.xxx', but that is about it I am fairly new to java so if its too difficult forget it.

To the other guy,

I am crossposting because no one helped me in the other forum. Is there a problem with that?

javaAg at 2007-6-29 18:34:46 >

# 4

Is there any reason that you want to use Outlook? You could send email within your java app using JMail.

nsrussell at 2007-6-29 18:34:46 >

# 5

If there's some reason you have to use Outlook, a company called Neva Object has Java classes for doing DDE on Windows. 30-day eval download available.

http://www.nevaobject.com/java/index.htm

Disclaimer: I have no association with Neva Object and have never used their products.

Denis.Haskin at 2007-6-29 18:34:46 >

# 6

Yes, there is a problem with that. Nobody helped you because your question is too vague. Repeating it in another forum is not going to help.

DrClap at 2007-6-29 18:34:46 >

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