Exchange API-spottingThom Randolph
Hi Everyone,
I’m pleased to announce the public availability of the Microsoft Exchange Web Services (EWS) Java API 1.1. The final package was posted this past weekend for download. This package offers the same functionality that our EWS Managed API 1.1 for the Microsoft .NET Framework offers. During the course of development, we’ve had internal and external users working with beta drops of this API. There is a lot of excitement about it, and now we’re happy to finally offer it to everyone.
This API was developed in order to facilitate Exchange development on other platforms. It has been over a year in development, and it is our first release of a package that includes source code. Although the source is viewable, our licensing for this iteration does not allow for modification of the source code. It can be used to build against a particular JRE or JDK, but the license agreement only allows the object code to be shared in your application. We took this approach because we’re keeping the releases in sync with our Exchange versions. The 1.1 release corresponds to Exchange 2010 SP1.
We’re looking forward to what the future holds for client development on other platforms.
We encourage you to develop your Exchange client on other platforms now, and would like to hear about your projects.
Michael MainerExchange SDK and InteroperabilityMicrosoft Corporation
The release seems to have disappeared from the linked page. Is it available elsewhere?
From where can we download the release. Can you please point to the URL from where we can download the release. ASAP... plzzzzz
Hup.. cant find one release on code.msdn.microsoft.com/ewsjavaapi :(
Michael - What happened to this release? Can you provide us an update?
Just found it in MSDN archive under archive.msdn.microsoft.com/.../ProjectReleases.aspx
Does EWS Java API 1.1 uses the same web service behind the scenes?
Yes, the EWS Java API does use the same Web service.
Michael -does API handles Voting options?
Is this release compatible with android?
I second Nipun's comment, Android compatibility would be very beneficial. Specifically, the 1.1 version seems to assume the javax XML libraries which are not included with Android, and are not <understatement>easily</understatement> integrated into an Android project
Does It possible to know with this API if a person has read an email sent through a email server?. I need to be able to extract this statistics. Does it possible?
Since *.msdn.microsoft.com does not exist anymore, is the download available somewhere else?