Hi all
I know undirect solution by using clienttoserver() functions. But my aim is to get attached file on outlook into unix. When I download attached file on baan client and I can get it into server by using the function. We have Baan IV c3 version. Do you know any solution about my problem ?

I hope that anyone helps me

Here is one link (http://www.baanboard.com/baanboard/showthread.php?t=12941&highlight=outlook) which may answer your question. You can search on Outlook for this forum to see other topics.

Mark

Thanks but it doesn't work , ms dos gave me parameters errors, it couldn't run my commands, only run outlook.exe command
For example my attached file name is licence.txt my aim is to get into c:\baan\ , what can I do ?
I wrote these commands , all of them was fail
>outlook.exe licence.txt
>outlook.exe c:\baan\licence.txt
don't work

What is problem ??????

I mis-read you original post - sorry. I thought you were trying to get a file from Unix attached to an email. Sorry for the confusion.

There are three ways that I have used to get a file from the client - client2server, ftp, rsh commands. I use client2server for most of my baan coding and ftp for some other files. I no longer have software that allows me to rcp from PC to the server. Unix group thought this was too much of a security risk. Another method is pc nfs - never used it, but it allows you to remote mount a Unix directory onto the client. Then all you have to do is save the file on that directory.

I do not know of a way to automatically get a file from outlook or put a file from outlook to the Unix server. I suppose there are macros you could write for outlook, but I am not sure. We do not use outlook.

Mark

thank for your comments...
I agree with you ... may be , there is a macro for it... anyway

thank you a lot

If pop3 is enabled in ur exchange server then u can use Java to fetch the attachment directly from the server and ftp it to the Baan machine

This link might help

http://java.sun.com/developer/onlineTraining/JavaMail/contents.html