exchange-server

I've been trying for days now to send mail from Grails application and unsuccessfully. I'm using: grails 1.3.7 mail 1.0 plugin spring-security-core 1.2.6 plugin tomcat 7.0.23 Specifficaly I'm trying to send mail with Exchange from application deployed on Tomcat server trought port 25 with no authentication, no SSL. I've tried to send message with telnet from the VMWare virtual machine on which the app is deployed and it got trough. This is my class for sending mails: public boolean sendMessage(String to, String msgSubject, String msgText) { String host = "mail.mydomain.com"; String username =

So I'm creating Exchange (2007) Appointments with a given ICalUid: var app = new Appointment(svc); app.ICalUid = id; app.Subject = "Test Appointment"; app.Recurrence = new Recurrence.DailyPattern(DateTime.Now, 3); app.RequiredAttendees.Add("mstum@example.com"); app.AllowNewTimeProposal = false; app.Body = new MessageBody(BodyType.HTML, "This is a <b>Test!</b>"); app.Save(); Later on, I would like to update that appointment, at which point I need to find it through the ICalUid. However, there seems to be no way to do that? I can use Appointment.Bind only against the Exchange ID, which I don't

I'd like to write an application that, given a username and password, will (among other things) configure an exchange email email account on the device. Is it possible to do via the Android API? If so, via what class? In the versions prior to 3.0 there is a way to configure exchange email by passing in the UserName and Password as extras. ComponentName cname = new ComponentName("com.android.email", "com.android.email.activity.setup.AccountSetupBasics"); Intent intent = new Intent("android.intent.action.MAIN"); intent.putExtra("com.android.email.AccountSetupBasics.username", emailAddress);

I want to get the mail subject and body of only unread mails of my inbox. I want to read one unread mail at a time and mark it as read afterwards. I need the subject , from address and mail body . The below code shows gives me the mail IDs of all unread mails. require_once ('../mail3/php-ews-master/ExchangeWebServices.php'); require_once ('../mail3/php-ews-master/EWS_Exception.php'); require_once ('../mail3/php-ews-master/EWSType.php'); require_once ('../mail3/php-ews-master/NTLMSoapClient.php'); function __autoload($class_name) { // Start from the base path and determine the location from the

EWS Managed API have two properties: ConversaionId and ConversationIndex What is the difference between them? I guess ConversationId is the the ConversationIndex of the first mail in the conversation which is essentially of 22 bytes, while ConversationIndex is the index of that particular reply in the conversation thread, essentially of 22 bytes + multiples of 5 bytes for each reply in the conversation. Is it like that? Also ConversationId is accessible only with Exchange Server 2010 onwards. So cant we access ConversationId in the Exchange Server 2007? Correct, you can't access ConversationId

H​i. I would like to know the address of my user's Exchange server (assuming she's in a typical Windows office network). This is in a C# application. I already have the user's email address, I found it at System.DirectoryServices.AccountManagement.UserPrincipal.Current.EmailAddress , after referencing System.DirectoryServices.AccountManagement kjosh I use this for my Exchange client application. Install Exchange Web Services Managed API Change your C# project's Properties/Application changed the target framework to '.NET Framework 4' not '.NET 4 Client Profile' Reference C:\Program Files