Managing Public Folders Programmatically

[jonathan.gross]

I Tried to traverse the public folder tree programmatically, using ADO.
The problem is that ADO returns only those folders that I have CLIENT
PERMISSIONS on, so some folders are not accessible to me.
I was wondering if there is a way to traverse the PF tree according to
the ADMINISTRATIVE PERMISSIONS programmatically, The same way the
Exchange System Manager does.

Thanks.

[Henning Krause [MVP]]

Hello,

the Exchange Systems Manager accesses the Public Folder via WebDAV over the
administrative root.

So, to access the folder
/public/myfolder

the Systems Manager uses the path
/exadmin/admin/<dns domain name>/public%20folders/myfolder

This access method overrides all MAPI security rights. Obviously, you'll
have to have administrative rights to use this path.

Greetings,
Henning Krause [MVP]
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I Tried to traverse the public folder tree programmatically, using ADO.
The problem is that ADO returns only those folders that I have CLIENT
PERMISSIONS on, so some folders are not accessible to me.
I was wondering if there is a way to traverse the PF tree according to
the ADMINISTRATIVE PERMISSIONS programmatically, The same way the
Exchange System Manager does.

Thanks.

[jonathan.gross]

Thanks,
Works perfectly.

Hello,

the Exchange Systems Manager accesses the Public Folder via WebDAV
over the
administrative root.

So, to access the folder
/public/myfolder

the Systems Manager uses the path
/exadmin/admin/<dns domain name>/public%20folders/myfolder