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OUTBOX: Understanding the Exchange store and CDO 1.21

This is from an email I send out this morning after a discussion about CDO 1.21 and the Exchange store structure in Exchange 2000/2003... Understanding the Exchange store and messaging APIs The following article gives a great overview of how MAPI and

HOWTO: Configure Exchange Event Service on Exchange 2003 with minimum permissions

We have received several support calls in the past months relating to migrating Exchange Event Service Scripts from Exchange 5.5 to Exchange 2003. Because it isn’t straightforward or documented (to my knowledge), I came up with this information to help you get your scripts working in Ex 2000. This should only be migration step and I don’t encourage new development to utilize this technology.

HOWTO: Bind to items from CDO/MAPI using WebDAV

Summary Using PR_URL_COMPNAME to bind to an item in WebDAV from CDO/MAPI involves understanding the encoding rules for the Exchange version where the item is homed. These rules are different and incompatiable between Exchange 2000, Exchange 2000 SP 1,

FYI: How Daylight Savings Time Date Changes affect Scheduling in Outlook Client

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

FYI: Getting Started with WebDAV

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

FYI: Supportability of Exchange API's in Managed Code

As more and more developers move to managed code (.NET), especially with the release of Visual Studio 2005, it is important to be reminded of what current API's are supported for use in managed code and which are not. The following KB article is a must
 
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