Yes, that's what you want. The EWS Managed API library is quite good to work with, although I mainly just played with the mail and admin side of things.
If you need Exchange 2003 compatibility (or with Exchange 2007 servers that have EWS disabled for whatever reason), you'll need to dive into the murky world of WebDAV, or MAPI in the worst case. On 4 September 2014 08:48, Stephen Price <[email protected]> wrote: > Hey all, > > May be starting a new project where will need to programatically > create/update/delete calendar entries in Exchange. Yet to find out what > version of Exchange is being used. > > A quick search lead me to EWS (Exchange Web Services) managed APIs. Is that > where I need to be looking to interface with Calendars on Exchange? > > Anyone done this before? I found some samples on Microsoft's site too so > that looks promising. The docs also say "The EWS Managed API works with all > versions of Exchange starting with Exchange 2007 SP1." but having never > looked at this before I didn't want to run with the wrong thing if there are > alternatives. > > Just looking for confirmation I'm on the right path (and not a suicide > mission!). > > thankye! > Stephen >
