Glen's Exchange and Office 365 Dev Blog

Although im not a great user of VB any more there does seem to be a bit of a dirth of samples for those people who haven't made the leap to using C#. So here's something that might fill the void for a few people I've put a donwload of this code here the code itself looks like Imports ewsvbsamp.ews Imports System.Net Imports System.Net.Security Imports System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates Module Module1 Sub Main() Console.WriteLine(GetUnreadEmailCount("user@domain.com")) End Sub Public Function GetUnreadEmailCount(ByVal emailaddress As String) As Integer Dim UnreadCount As Integer = 0 ServicePointManager.ServerCertificateValidationCallback = New RemoteCertificateValidationCallback(AddressOf ValidateCertificate) Dim esb As New ExchangeServiceBinding esb.RequestServerVersionValue = New RequestServerVersion esb.RequestServerVersionValue.Version = ExchangeVersionType.Exchange2007_SP1 esb.Crede

This post follows on from the quarantine digest message post last month and looks at the challeges around resubmitting a Quarantined message. Outlook 2007 and OWA 2007 have the ability to resend a message from the Quarantine mailbox using the Resend facilities that are documented in http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms527630(EXCHG.10).aspx . Unfortunately you can't do this using Exchange Web Services because EWS doesn't give you full access to to the recipient collection so this means its not possible to set the PR_RECIPIENT_TYPE for each recipient you want the message delivered to and to also mark those message recipients you dont want the message delivered to. One interesting piece of functionality the quarantine mailbox has is the ability to sendas any email address be it Internal or External eg all you need to do is set the following Mapi property on the message your sending and this will become the sender of the message when you send it. Note this will only work for

This script builds on a script I posted earlier in the year that produced a GUI that showed permissions and reverse permissions for Exchange Mailboxes (eg what other mailboxes a particular mailbox has access to). The previous version just looked at the Mailbox Rights and Send AS/Receive AS rights. This new version using Exchange Web Services looks at firstly the rights on the shared folders in a mailbox (eg Root,calendar,inbox,notes,task,journal) and also the Outlook Delegates and the rights assigned to the delegates such as Private Items access and Meeting recipients as well as all the other permissions it did previously. Sorry i haven't got the snapshot functionality done yet which i think i promised before but... The cool thing is this script now lets us answer a bunch of new questions such as Which users have given acess to paricular folders in their Mailbox to other people(including the default user which may mean the have unwillingly delegated access to everyone). And we ca