So, I'm trying to get akonadi-exchange working, and I'm having trouble compiling. I finally managed to get a version of libmapi that satisfied cmake, and most importantly (at least I thought) included libmapi++, but I'm getting the same compiling errors. Here are my pertinant versions;

Distro: openSUSE 13.1/Tumbleweed
libmapi: 2.0r3669-2
libmapi packages libmapi-dev, libmapi0, libmapiadmin-dev, libmapiadmin0, libmapipp-dev, libmapipp0, libmapiproxy-dev, libmapiproxy0, libmapistore-dev, libmapistore0 all imported from debs via alien from debian squeeze from inverse.ca repos (linked from openchange.org)
KDE: 4.11.2-1.1 from official repos
akonadi: same
KDE packages: libakonadiinernals-devel 1.10.3-4.1

Here's a bit of my errors

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./Public/akonadi-exchange/calendar/excalresource.cpp: In member function ‘bool MapiAppointmentException::preparePayload()’:
./Public/akonadi-exchange/calendar/excalresource.cpp:1210:13: error: ‘struct ExtendedException’ has no member named ‘WriterVersion2’
     if (ee->WriterVersion2 >= 0x00003009) {
             ^
./Public/akonadi-exchange/calendar/excalresource.cpp:1211:47: error: invalid use of ‘ChangeHighlight::ChangeHighlight’
         changeHighlight = ee->ChangeHighlight.ChangeHighlight.ChangeHighlightValue;
                                               ^
./Public/akonadi-exchange/calendar/excalresource.cpp:1215:36: error: request for member ‘Msg’ in ‘ee->ExtendedException::Subject’, which is of non-class type ‘const char*’
         title.setUtf16(ee->Subject.Msg.Msg, ee->Subject.Msg.Length);
                                    ^
./Public/akonadi-exchange/calendar/excalresource.cpp:1215:57: error: request for member ‘Msg’ in ‘ee->ExtendedException::Subject’, which is of non-class type ‘const char*’
         title.setUtf16(ee->Subject.Msg.Msg, ee->Subject.Msg.Length);
                                                         ^
./Public/akonadi-exchange/calendar/excalresource.cpp:1219:40: error: request for member ‘Msg’ in ‘ee->ExtendedException::Location’, which is of non-class type ‘const char*’
         location.setUtf16(ee->Location.Msg.Msg, ee->Location.Msg.Length);
                                        ^
./Public/akonadi-exchange/calendar/excalresource.cpp:1219:62: error: request for member ‘Msg’ in ‘ee->ExtendedException::Location’, which is of non-class type ‘const char*’
         location.setUtf16(ee->Location.Msg.Msg, ee->Location.Msg.Length);
                                                              ^
./Public/akonadi-exchange/calendar/excalresource.cpp:1234:50: error: ‘union Exception_Value’ has no member named ‘Value’
         state = AppointmentStates(e->MeetingType.Value);
                                                  ^
./Public/akonadi-exchange/calendar/excalresource.cpp:1237:42: error: ‘union Exception_Value’ has no member named ‘Value’
         reminderDelta = e->ReminderDelta.Value;
                                          ^
./Public/akonadi-exchange/calendar/excalresource.cpp:1240:38: error: ‘union Exception_Value’ has no member named ‘Value’
         reminderSet = e->ReminderSet.Value != 0;
                                      ^
./Public/akonadi-exchange/calendar/excalresource.cpp:1243:57: error: ‘union Exception_Value’ has no member named ‘Value’
         busyStatus = (enum FreeBusyStatus)e->BusyStatus.Value;
                                                         ^
./Public/akonadi-exchange/calendar/excalresource.cpp:1246:36: error: ‘union Exception_Value’ has no member named ‘Value’
         attachment = e->Attachment.Value != 0;
                                    ^
./Public/akonadi-exchange/calendar/excalresource.cpp:1249:29: error: ‘union Exception_Value’ has no member named ‘Value’
         allDay = e->SubType.Value != 0;
                             ^
make[2]: *** [calendar/CMakeFiles/akonadi_excal_resource.dir/excalresource.o] Error 1
make[1]: *** [calendar/CMakeFiles/akonadi_excal_resource.dir/all] Error 2
make: *** [all] Error 2


The resource has been bitrotting for a while, mainly because the developer has no longer access to an Exchange server. Discussion has popped up again in the PIM development list, however.

einar wrote:The resource has been bitrotting for a while, mainly because the developer has no longer access to an Exchange server. Discussion has popped up again in the PIM development list, however.

Ah ok. I was hoping I was just missing some dependency. I was ultimately wanting to use the resource for my school's office365 install (which if I understand correctly, is more or less a branded interface to the outlook.com stuff)