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Exchange 2007 and WebDav
Hi
We are at the moment using Exchange 2003 SP2.
We have an application (App1 on Server1) that uses WebDav (through ASP.Net) within a Windows service to connect to Exchange and
a) Send emails from specific mailboxes
b) Interogate messages, extract the attachment and move the mail to a Success or Error based on some business rules. This is set on a configuration polling value for example 1 minute so the Inbox is polled every minute to check for new messages
c) Note all connections are made using the windows service $ account (eg $app1) using windows authentication from the application server.
Does anyone know if/how this will work with Exchange 2007? We will test in a lab first, but I was looking for any ideas/pointers? At the moment, the application points directly to the Exchange server that the mailboxes are located on, but I assume we will have to reconfigure to point to the CAS?
Cheers
We are at the moment using Exchange 2003 SP2.
We have an application (App1 on Server1) that uses WebDav (through ASP.Net) within a Windows service to connect to Exchange and
a) Send emails from specific mailboxes
b) Interogate messages, extract the attachment and move the mail to a Success or Error based on some business rules. This is set on a configuration polling value for example 1 minute so the Inbox is polled every minute to check for new messages
c) Note all connections are made using the windows service $ account (eg $app1) using windows authentication from the application server.
Does anyone know if/how this will work with Exchange 2007? We will test in a lab first, but I was looking for any ideas/pointers? At the moment, the application points directly to the Exchange server that the mailboxes are located on, but I assume we will have to reconfigure to point to the CAS?
Cheers
WebDAV works just the same in E2007 as it did in E2000/2003. You will still need it to point to the mailbox servers, not the CAS. It still uses the Exchange VDir, not the OWA one.
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Hi Lee
I was under the impression that the mailbox servers would not accept non-MAPI connections, that's the reason we had to point to the CAS?
I was under the impression that the mailbox servers would not accept non-MAPI connections, that's the reason we had to point to the CAS?
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