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Exchange Web Services and SharePoint without ApplicationImpersonation
Dave Barrett
A question that I have seen crop up quite a bit on the internet is how to use EWS with a SharePoint webpart. Using EWS is quite easy, as you can simply reference the managed API and use that - but the main implementation headache is how to set up authentication. A lot of customers do not want to use...
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26 Jul 2012
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EWS Impersonation in a Mixed 2007/2010 Environment
Dave Barrett
The question came up recently whether one user account can be used to impersonate all mailboxes in an environment consisting of Exchange 2007 and 2010 servers. As most people realise, there have been huge changes to the permissions structure between the two versions (2010 introducing RBAC), so can we...
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12 Aug 2011
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