C# create calendar appt outlook exchange (no webdav)

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Hi
I have been trying to create a calendar appt via a winform with 0 success.

After looking around on google i found many examples all of which did not work?

I guess this is due to the exchange server setup as we can no longer access via webdav urls such as

https://server/user/?cmd modulename

etc

Seems the owa urls in our setup now take the form of:

https://servername/owa/username/?ae=Folder&t=IPF.Appointment

this shows the calendar but i cannot work out now how to programmatically create an appointment in my exchange calendar?

If anyone has come across this and has any suggestions it would be most useful.

many thanks in advance

Simon

Posted 19-Aug-10 7:55am

psymon25

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Nathan St · Accepted Answer · 2010-08-19T19:40:00

You should be using the Exchange Web Services Managed API. "EWS combines the functionality that is included in WebDAV and CDOEX".

I don't have a code snippet to hand as I'm not in work just now, but I've done exactly what you describe in your question for a project last year - I'll dig it out later if I get a chance :)