Tasks and notes for ms exchange code#

With this, you can see I have subscribed to the OnNotificationEvent and in turn my OnEvent method will be invoked when a new email arrives. My EWSConnection static class looks loosely like this: public static void SetStreamingNotifications(ExchangeService service) WebCredentials wbcred = new WebCredentials('userone', 'password', 'mydomain') Д¬onsole.WriteLine('Attempting to autodiscover RedirectionUrlValidationCallback) Д®WSConnection.SetStreamingNotifications(service) I am running a Console application which will set up a streaming connection to check for new emails arriving in the mailbox for static void Main(string args)Д®xchangeService service = new ExchangeService(ExchangeVersion.Exchange2013) Ive been looking into this more recently and have the following: Sorry i cant provide any more info at the moment I figured the sequence might help anyone else looking, in case they have more luck. I'll keep working on it as i get the chance, but i have other issues with appointments that i'm working on as well. I was hoping that this sequence might be possible in the managed API, but it doesnt seem to work. When the request is sent, the item is created in the target user's folder.

Create a CreateItemRequest object to pass to the server, and add the two items from steps 2 and 3 to the request.

Create a reference to the Tasks folder of the user that you want to send the item to.

Create the task object as you would for your own account.

Connect to the server as the central admin account.

I'm also using the auto-generated proxy objects (only picked up the API to try and help), and I use the following process to create a task for another user (this works correctly.): When i attempt to find folders using the API, i can only find the folders of the user who's credentials i supply when creating the service object. I've got a system set up using four sample user folders, and a central admin user with delegated access to each of those user's mailboxes. I've been taking a look into this, and i'm not sure it's possible using the Managed API. Д¬onsole.WriteLine('Item change key: ' + ) Д¬onsole.WriteLine('Error Message: ' + e.Message) the change key for that task, would be used if you want to track changes. Get the item identifier and change key for each item.Д¬onsole.WriteLine('Item identifier: ' + ) ResponseMessageType rmta = ДЇoreach (ResponseMessageType rmt in rmta)ДЄrrayOfRealItemsType itemArray = ((ItemInfoResponseMessageType)rmt).Items Send the request and get the response.Д¬reateItemResponseType createItemResponse = _esb.CreateItem(createItemRequest) TargetFolderIdType target = new TargetFolderIdType() Д¬reateItemRequest.SavedItemFolderId = target Create the request to make a new task item.Д¬reateItemType createItemRequest = new CreateItemType() Д¬reateItemRequest.Items = new NonEmptyArrayOfAllItemsType() Д¬ = new ItemType ДistinguishedFolderIdType defTasksFolder = new DistinguishedFolderIdType() ДefTasksFolder.Id = DistinguishedFolderIdNameType.tasks ДefTasksFolder.Mailbox = new EmailAddressType() Д = targetMailId Task.Subject = 'Amit: sample task created from SDE and EWS'

Tasks and notes for ms exchange code#

Pasting code for posterity: public string CreateTaskItem(string targetMailId)