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Jeremy Chivers
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Posted: Thu Jan 27, 2005 6:11 pm    Post subject: An Exchange 2003 application Reply with quote
I want to design an application in vb.net that will allow me to read an email
then move or send an automatic reply. I will also be exectuing some other
code on the contents of the email and also create a new post in a public
folder.

What is the best connection method i should use to access the exchange
database. I would also like to buy a book on this so if you could also
recomened a book that would help.

thanks

Jeremy

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Michael
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Posted: Fri Jan 28, 2005 12:45 am    Post subject: Re: An Exchange 2003 application Reply with quote
I think that your application will be not base on database access.
You have to use CDO or WebDAV or other technology.

I recommend you to use WebDAV.
Good start will be Exchange SDK documentation

Michael
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I want to design an application in vb.net that will allow me to read an
email
then move or send an automatic reply. I will also be exectuing some other
code on the contents of the email and also create a new post in a public
folder.

What is the best connection method i should use to access the exchange
database. I would also like to buy a book on this so if you could also
recomened a book that would help.

thanks

Jeremy
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