WebDAV can be a little cumbersome to work with. To be honest I'm never thrilled to use it, but that is only because of the way you interface with Exchange using WebDAV. WebDAV is a protocol, not an API. It is an extension of HTTP and provides more request methods to allow us to get information out of Exchange and change information within it. We have a lot of technologies at our disposal for Messaging developments so it is always important to be reminded of when to use what technology. Here...

The following article details some of the limitations of Exchange Server Event Scripting (available in Exchange 5.5).  With the availability of Exchange Event Sinks in Exchange 2000/2003 it is really hard to rationalize continued use of this technology...

FYI IMO there a lot of TLA's out there these days. Some acronyms get pronounced phonetically like ISAPI ("eye-sap-ee") and MAPI ("map-ee") while others are enunciated simply by reading the letters like ESM ("E-S-M") and NTFS ("N-T-F-S"). Usually the presence...

...I added a new category for this post called "KB" which is for noting KB articles that are new or important... The Outlook Object Model does not provide full access to all the features of the application. The following KB article details some of...

The Exchange Team's Blog has a great post on how certain time zones with variable daylight time shifting affect Outlook... ... Time zones are an important thing to keep in mind when working with appointments. We get cases sometimes related to preceived...

A couple days ago I posted a link to upcoming Outlook Object Model changes and new features, I wanted to go back and note that the Exchange team posted about their developer roadmap as well. This post mentions three new ways of interfacing with Exchange...

...I added a new category to the blog, you will see it is called OUTBOX. As a support engineer I send out a lot of mail that could be useful to everyone. You shouldn't have to open a support case just to get this information. So here I'll provide some...