Inside Microsoft® Exchange Server 2007 Web Services
Dive deep into the architecture of Exchange Web Services-and master the intricacies for accessing data with the new, unifying API. Exchange Web Services offers new functionality, replacing old, disparate APIs. Written by members of the Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 and Exchange Web Services produc...
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| Formato: | Libro electrónico |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Sebastopol :
Microsoft Press
2007.
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| Edición: | 1st edition |
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| Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull: | https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009626982406719 |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover; Copyright Page; Dedication; Contents at a Glance; Table of Contents; Acknowledgments; Introduction; What Does This Book Cover?; Part I: The Basics; Part II: Things in Your Mailbox; Part III: Searching; Part IV: Keeping You in the Loop; Part V: Advanced Topics; Who Is This Book For?; Companion Web Site; System Requirements; Support for This Book; Questions and Comments; Part I: The Basics; Chapter 1: Welcome to Exchange Web Services; What Is Exchange Web Services?; What Does It Cover?; What Features Are Missing?; Which APIs Is It Meant to Replace?
- How Do You Talk to Exchange Web Services?Development Environment; Generating the Proxy in Visual Studio 2005; Generating Proxies by Using wsdl.exe; Schema Files; Messages.xsd; Types.xsd; Schema, Meet Proxy; Coding by Using Raw XML; Summary; Chapter 2: May I See Your Id?; Accessing Your Own Mailbox; Exchange Web Services Indentifiers; Folder Ids; Item Ids; Attachment Ids; Id Caching; Delegate Access; Primary SMTP Addresses; Culture and Your Mailbox; Client Cultures versus Server Cultures; Summary; Chapter 3: Property Paths and Response Shapes; An Item by Any Other Name
- In Exchange Web Services, Properties Are KingUnindexed Property Paths; Indexed Property Paths; Extended Property Paths; Exception Property Paths; Get in Shape; Base Shapes; Item Shapes; Folder Shapes; Useful Proxy Class Extensions; Relating Property Paths to Instance Element Names; Change Keys and Shapes; Summary; Part II: Things in Your Mailbox; Chapter 4: Folders; Mailbox Structure; Folder Types; BaseFolderType; CalendarFolderType; FolderType; ContactsFolderType; SearchFolderType; TasksFolderType; Folder Operations; GetFolder; CreateFolder; MoveFolder; CopyFolder; FindFolder; DeleteFolder
- UpdateFolderApplication Operations for Properties; Managed Folders; Creating Managed Folder Instances in Exchange Web Services; Finding the Managed Folder Root; Updating Managed Folder Information; Deleting Managed Folders; Summary; Chapter 5: Items; What Is an Item?; Determining the Type of an Item; Item Operations; GetItem; CreateItem; CopyItem; MoveItem; DeleteItem; FindItem; SendItem; UpdateItem; ItemType Properties; Summary; Chapter 6: Contacts and Distribution Lists; What Is a Contact?; Store Contacts; Directory Contacts; What Is a Distribution List?; Creating a Contact
- Other Common OperationsContact Properties; FileAs and FileAsMapping; Subject and DisplayName; CompleteName; EmailAddresses; PhysicalAddresses and PostalAddressIndex; PhoneNumbers; ImAddresses; Dictionary Property Paths and the Proxy Classes; Children and Companies; ContactSource; Creating a Distribution List; Distribution List Properties; Finding Store Contacts and Distribution Lists; ResolveNames; UnresolvedEntry Element; Dealing with the Response; ReturnFullContactData Attribute; ExpandDL; Expanding Store (Private) Distribution Lists; Expanding Directory (Public) Distribution Lists
- A Proxy Class Example
