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Connect to non default mailbox using Exchange Web Services

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#1

Hi

I have a user account that has access to multiple mailboxes. Could you tell me how I can connect to these mailboxes using Aspose.Network and Exchange Web Services?

From the sample code I can only find out how to connect to the user’s default mailbox

Many thanks

Iain

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#2

Hi Iain,


Thank you for inquiry.

I am sorry, it is not possible with Aspose.Network’s ExchangeWebServiceClient class. I have logged it as “new feature request” in our system and we will consider adding this in future. I will update you when this feature becomes available.
#3

Hi Saqib

Thanks for your response.

Is this not even possible using the ExchangeServiceBinding class to configure Exchange Impersonation?

Do you have any documentation/sample code relating to this class?

Cheers

Iain

#4

Hi Iain,


I do not know yet if it is possible to configure this with ExchangeServiceBinding class. But, I will update you after consulting with the developers.
#5

The issues you have found earlier (filed as 23726) have been fixed in [this update ](http://www.aspose.com/community/files/51/.net-components/aspose.network-for-.net/entry299819.aspx).

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#6

Hi,

Please use the overloaded GetMailboxInfo() method as below to access folders/messages of other mailbox.

ExchangeWebServiceClient client = new ExchangeWebServiceClient(mailboxURI, credential);
ExchangeMailboxInfo mailboxInfo = client.GetMailboxInfo(“otheruser@domain.coml”);

#7
saqib.razzaq:
Hi,

Please use the overloaded GetMailboxInfo() method as below to access folders/messages of other mailbox.

ExchangeWebServiceClient client = new ExchangeWebServiceClient(mailboxURI, credential);
ExchangeMailboxInfo mailboxInfo = client.GetMailboxInfo("otheruser@domain.coml");



I think this function is also useful on ExchangeClient, isn't it?

At the moment, there isn't any overloading like this:

            Aspose.Network.Exchange.ExchangeClient client = new Aspose.Network.Exchange.ExchangeClient("https://uri", new System.Net.NetworkCredential(AuthUser.Username, AuthUser.Password, "DOMAIN"));
            ExchangeMailboxInfo info = client.GetMailboxInfo("otherpostbox@uri.com");


(see attachment). Is it possible to integrate the function here, too? Or is there a general way for impersonification to access postboxes on Exchange-Server from other users, when i have a user with all permissions?

Thanks a lot,
Stephan from Germany
#8

Hi Stephan,

Thank you for inquiry.

I am sorry, such feature is not currently available with ExchangeClient class. I have logged a new feature request (ID: 27856) for this in our system. We will look into it and will inform you here when it becomes available.

#9

The issues you have found earlier (filed as 27856 ) have been fixed in [this update](http://www.aspose.com/community/files/51/.net-components/aspose.network-for-.net/entry313463.aspx).

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#10

To get the default mailbox with ExchangeClient, use
GetMailboxInfo()

And for another user’s mailbox, use
GetMailboxInfo(“username”)