Awesome, thanks Sam! It looked right at first glance but wanted to make sure I was on the right garden path.
cheers! On Thu, Sep 4, 2014 at 6:22 PM, Sam Lai <[email protected]> wrote: > 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 > > >
