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Open Custom form in Exchange Server 2010

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    hi All, i am stuck with a problem with custom forms. i m new to exchange server and may sound naive at times. the problem is that i have modified the UIextension.xml file to add a Navigation bar item named as "MY Application" and on its click i want my custom form to be opened. for this i have made a folder for my testform in the forms folder. the testform will do nothing initially except printing some hello world stuff. i have added a registry.xml file in that folder as well. the registry and UIExtension entries are as follows UIExtension File <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> <OWAUICustomizations> <SmallIconMappings> <!--You can register your own icons for custom message classes here--> <!--Default IconFlag="Default"--> <!--Default PrefixMatch="false"--> <!--Attributes should be in the order of: ItemClass, SmallIcon, IconFlag, PrefixMatch--> <!-- Sample entry: <Mapping ItemClass="IPM.CustomClass" SmallIcon="CustomClass.gif" IconFlag="CustomClassRead"/> --> </SmallIconMappings> <MainNavigationBarExtensions> <!--You can register your own entries to appear in Outlook Web Access navigation bar here--> <!-- Sample entry --> <MainNavigationBarEntry LargeIcon="LargeIcon.gif" SmallIcon="SmallIcon.gif" URL="https://myserver/owa/forms/Testform/Default.aspx"> <string language="en-us" text="My Application"/> </MainNavigationBarEntry> </MainNavigationBarExtensions> <NewItemMenuEntries> <!--You can register your own entries to appear in Outlook Web Access New item menu here--> <!-- Sample entry <NewItemMenuEntry ItemType="IPM.CustomClass" Icon="foo.gif"> <string language="en-us" text="New custom item"/> </NewItemMenuEntry> --> </NewItemMenuEntries> <RightClickMenuExtensions> <!--You can register your own entries to appear in Outlook Web Access mail view right-click menu here--> <!-- Sample entry <RightClickMenuEntry Icon="Icon.gif" URL="http://server/application.aspx" filter="IPM.Foo;IPM.Bar"> <string language="en-us" text="My Application"/> </RightClickMenuEntry> --> </RightClickMenuExtensions> </OWAUICustomizations> And Registry.xml File is as follows <Registry xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/exchange/2004/02/formsregistry.xsd

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      hi All, i am stuck with a problem with custom forms. i m new to exchange server and may sound naive at times. the problem is that i have modified the UIextension.xml file to add a Navigation bar item named as "MY Application" and on its click i want my custom form to be opened. for this i have made a folder for my testform in the forms folder. the testform will do nothing initially except printing some hello world stuff. i have added a registry.xml file in that folder as well. the registry and UIExtension entries are as follows UIExtension File <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> <OWAUICustomizations> <SmallIconMappings> <!--You can register your own icons for custom message classes here--> <!--Default IconFlag="Default"--> <!--Default PrefixMatch="false"--> <!--Attributes should be in the order of: ItemClass, SmallIcon, IconFlag, PrefixMatch--> <!-- Sample entry: <Mapping ItemClass="IPM.CustomClass" SmallIcon="CustomClass.gif" IconFlag="CustomClassRead"/> --> </SmallIconMappings> <MainNavigationBarExtensions> <!--You can register your own entries to appear in Outlook Web Access navigation bar here--> <!-- Sample entry --> <MainNavigationBarEntry LargeIcon="LargeIcon.gif" SmallIcon="SmallIcon.gif" URL="https://myserver/owa/forms/Testform/Default.aspx"> <string language="en-us" text="My Application"/> </MainNavigationBarEntry> </MainNavigationBarExtensions> <NewItemMenuEntries> <!--You can register your own entries to appear in Outlook Web Access New item menu here--> <!-- Sample entry <NewItemMenuEntry ItemType="IPM.CustomClass" Icon="foo.gif"> <string language="en-us" text="New custom item"/> </NewItemMenuEntry> --> </NewItemMenuEntries> <RightClickMenuExtensions> <!--You can register your own entries to appear in Outlook Web Access mail view right-click menu here--> <!-- Sample entry <RightClickMenuEntry Icon="Icon.gif" URL="http://server/application.aspx" filter="IPM.Foo;IPM.Bar"> <string language="en-us" text="My Application"/> </RightClickMenuEntry> --> </RightClickMenuExtensions> </OWAUICustomizations> And Registry.xml File is as follows <Registry xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/exchange/2004/02/formsregistry.xsd

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      Are you sure this relates to the .NET framework? It looks more like ASP.NET[^] to me.

      Just say 'NO' to evaluated arguments for diadic functions! Ash

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        Are you sure this relates to the .NET framework? It looks more like ASP.NET[^] to me.

        Just say 'NO' to evaluated arguments for diadic functions! Ash

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        i haven't seen the category for the Exchange Server hence posted on this category.

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