I don't think I understand your question. OWA is primarily a javascript (AJAX) application that talks to a number of DLLs on the backend. Most of them (probably all, I haven't made an exhaustive check) are managed code (i.e., C#).
The user enters the information, it gets packaged into the SSL stream and sent to the host, where it gets processed by a DLL which will make a Win32 call. At that point, EXCEPTING IIS CACHING, nothing is different than any Win32 password change. Note: I am referring to password changes, not password resets. They aren't the same... From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Joseph L. Casale Sent: Monday, November 3, 2014 1:17 PM To: '[email protected]' Subject: [Exchange] Exchange 2013 and password changes via owa I am trying to find some technical documentation on the implementation of password resets in owa. How is the reset brokered on behalf of the user? I am probably not searching right but I can't find any detailed information as to how the reset is actually propagated. Thanks, jlc
