Using Scripts as Sinks

[This is preliminary documentation and subject to change.]

Because event sinks must be registered COM classes, scripts cannot be registered directly as event sinks. The Script Host Sink is provided as a system-registered COM class in which Exchange can run event sink scripts. Note that all event sink processes, including Script Host Sink processes, must be verified within a security context. See COM+ Applications formore information.

See Script Event Naming Conventions for an explanation of how to properly name the methods in your scripted event sink handler.

See the programming tasks section of this topic for examples of registering and using event sink scripts.