Re: Push e-mail exchnage server
- From: "Glen Scales [MVP]" <gscales@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 2 Oct 2008 09:27:07 +1000
You could look at using Exchange Web Services notifications, the
notifications you will receive will only contain details about the ItemID of
the email that arrived or was changed etc so you need to make your
application do a GetItem request back into the Exchange Store to get the
details about From and Subject information. There is a push notification
sample in the Exchange SDK but this isn't a complete sample as they dont
show you how make a request back into the store get the information you
need (Its just a normal EWS GetItem request which there are samples of in
the SDK) also they don't really show you how to deal with the issues around
notification lifecycles eg you need to make sure your code manages its own
notification registration and knows how to reregister itself if for some
reason that notification registration is no longer valid. If you can I would
recommend you have a look at the Inside Exchange Web Services book from
MSPress which has a lot more detailed information on using notification and
better sample then what's in the SDK.
Cheers
Glen
"vikas" <vikassrivastava1@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:uERoxM7IJHA.3816@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Can any one help me in writing below mention application using C# or
VB.NET
An application that allow user to register for Push e-mail service on
exchnage server 2007.
As soon as user gets an e-mail exchnage server should push e-mail
notifocation to an application with From and Subject data.
regards
Vikas
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