Shaun,
Exchange is a microsoft product, so the web access version is unlikely to be PHP code. I don't have access to any exchange servers, but you COULD try using some generic PHP webmail code that lists messages via POP3 (or IMAP - depends what your server will listen to. Might need to get it re-configured by your sys admin/tech team) and see if that works as basis for block code? Alternatively, you might (I'm struggling on a quick google) be able to find some ASP code (if your moodle is running on IIS) to do it - I've seen a handful of referenes to ASP.NET code for Exchange 2003, but those authors haven't tested it to query an Exchange 2000 server. Hope that helps.
Dave
Exchange is a microsoft product, so the web access version is unlikely to be PHP code. I don't have access to any exchange servers, but you COULD try using some generic PHP webmail code that lists messages via POP3 (or IMAP - depends what your server will listen to. Might need to get it re-configured by your sys admin/tech team) and see if that works as basis for block code? Alternatively, you might (I'm struggling on a quick google) be able to find some ASP code (if your moodle is running on IIS) to do it - I've seen a handful of referenes to ASP.NET code for Exchange 2003, but those authors haven't tested it to query an Exchange 2000 server. Hope that helps.
Dave