Lotus Notes应用程序访问Microsoft Exchange服务器
我们有基于 Lotus Notes 的应用程序，可供多个用户访问。 我们通过使用驻留在 Domino 服务器上的邮箱与用户进行通信。 邮箱从 Lotus Notes 迁移到 Microsoft Exchange。继续下面提到的通信类别的可能方法有哪些：
1) 向用户发送包含附件的普通电子邮件。 - 当邮箱驻留在 Microsoft Exchange 服务器上时，是否可以从 LotusScript 发送电子邮件？任何其他解决方案。
2) 发送带有批准或拒绝按钮的电子邮件 - 当邮箱是microsoft Exchange时，通过Lotus Notes如何完成？如果我们不迁移邮箱，但我们的客户访问 Outlook 邮箱，是否仍然可以发送包含批准按钮等的电子邮件？
3) 代理定期查找邮箱以接收来自后端的通信 - 是否可以从 Lotus Notes 访问 Microsoft Exchange 邮箱，以便我们可以处理传入的电子邮件？还有其他解决方案吗？
We have Lotus Notes based application, which is accessed by several users.
We communicate with our users by using mailboxes which reside on Domino server.
With mailboxes migrating from Lotus notes to Microsoft exchange. What are possible ways to continue communications categories mentioned below:
1) Send normal email containing attachment to users. - Is it possible to send email from lotusscript when mailbox resides on microsoft exchange server? Any other solution.
2) Send email with buttons to approve or reject - How will it be done through Lotus notes when mailbox is microsoft exchange? In case we do not migrate mailbox however our clients access outlook mailbox is it still possible to send email containing approval buttons etc?
3) Agents look up mailbox regularly to receive communication from backend - Is it possible to access Microsoft exchange mailbox from Lotus notes so that we can process incoming emails? Any other solution?
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1) 您首先需要设置 Notes 域以便能够转发到 Exchange 域。 Microsoft 在此提供了一些帮助：http://technet.microsoft。 com/en-us/library/ff597984(EXCHG.80).aspx
在迁移用户时，您将更改他们的个人文档以指向“其他 Internet 邮件”，并包含他们的 Exchange 电子邮件地址，这样Notes 环境知道如何到达它们。到目前为止，如果您的公司有 Notes 管理员，这就是 Notes 管理员会处理的事情。
之后，您可以正常地从 LotusScript 发送给任何 Notes 用户。附件顺利通过。
2) 批准按钮不可行，因为它们需要一定程度的交互性才能发送回 Notes。当您从 Notes 向 Exchange 发送电子邮件时，您是通过 SMTP 发送的，通常采用 HTML 格式。这就像您从 Notes 向世界各地的某人发送电子邮件一样 - 一旦离开 Notes 域，该电子邮件就会转换为基于 MIME 的电子邮件，并且 Notes 特定的按钮、嵌入对象等将不会被转换。转换。
作为替代方案，您可以发送指向 Notes 数据库的链接，让用户首先单击该链接，然后打开数据库进行批准。如果您的 Notes 数据库位于 Domino 上并且可以通过浏览器访问，那么这很容易。如果它是需要 Notes 客户端的数据库，并且您使用的是 Windows，则可以使用 Notes:// URL 方案以编程方式创建指向文档的链接，该链接可以轻松地通过电子邮件发送。
3）这是一个“视情况而定”的答案。你想实现什么目标？如果您要对应用程序发送的电子邮件做出反应，则可能会发送两封电子邮件 - 一封发送给用户，一封发送给需要运行操作的 Lotus Notes 中的数据库。或者，您可以从 Exchange 设置规则，将电子邮件发送到 Notes 以触发操作。如果您绝对必须对发送到 Exchange 的电子邮件做出反应，您应该考虑使用 Outlook/Exchange 中的规则，或许还可以使用 VBA 来更好地控制发生的操作。
1) You first need to setup your Notes Domain to be able to forward to an Exchange domain. Microsoft provides some help here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff597984(EXCHG.80).aspx
As you migrate users, you'll change their person documents to point to "Other Internet Mail", and include their Exchange email address, so the Notes environment knows how to reach them. Up to this point, this is something a Notes Administrator would handle if you have one at your company.
After that, you can send to any Notes user normally from LotusScript. Attachments go through fine.
2) Approval buttons are not feasible because they require some level of interactivity to be sent back to Notes. When you send an email from Notes to Exchange, you're sending it over SMTP and usually in an HTML format. It's the same as if you send an email from Notes to someone across the globe - as soon as it leaves the Notes domain, the email is converted to a MIME-based email and Notes-specific buttons, embedded objects, etc won't be converted.
As an alternative, you could send a link to the Notes database and have the users click that first, then open up the database to approve. That's very easy if your Notes database is on Domino and accessible via a browser. If it's a database that requires the Notes client, and you're on Windows, you can programmatically create links to the documents using the Notes:// URL scheme, which can easily be sent in an email.
3) This is a "it depends" answer. What are you trying to accomplish? If you're reacting to emails sent from an application, you could perhaps send two emails - one to a user, one to the database within Lotus Notes that needs to run an action. Or, you can set up rules from Exchange that send emails to Notes to trigger actions. If you absolutely must react to emails sent to Exchange, you should look into using Rules in Outlook/Exchange, and perhaps VBA to gain finer control of what actions occur.