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FYI: Glen's Exchange Dev Blog is awesome...

If you are an Exchange developer and haven't checked out Glen Scales's blog then you are missing out. Chances are he has written part of your project for you and posted it on his blog. Check out his latest post for a script which generates a report of
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FYI: The Freebusy Story & New Sample Code!

Many times when scheduling appointments in Exchange, especially when you are already using HTTP requests with DAV, you might want to check the availability of people or resources via the public Free/Busy information in Exchange. I recently posted some

FYI: New Sample Code! CDOEX & WebDAV How To Add Recurrence to

In an effort to provide samples in a organized and repeatable manner, I have created a format for adding code samples to my blog. The code samples will be added as articles which won't get aggregated here . You can also check the TOC to get links to the
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FYI: Exchange 12 Developer Roadmap...

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

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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