Access exchange server mail account by asp.net, c# application

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I have a requirement to develop a web based mail monitoring tool for a supporting team using asp.net, c#. That tool should have to access Exchange Server (2007 or 2010) mail account by giving mail id and password and get those mails and store those in a SQL Server 2008 database.

Can someone help me to achieve the mail accessing part. How to access Exchange Server mail account through asp.net, c# application?

Is there any free tool to achieve this requirement?

Can someone give me a new idea please.

Thanks in advance.

Sudantha

Posted 27-Apr-11 20:36pm

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Updated 4-May-11 1:02am

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Solution 3

Have you looked at Exchange Web Services Managed API 1.1 SDK[^]

Posted 27-Apr-11 21:23pm

Kim Togo

Solution 1

Maybe this[^] can help you get started.

Posted 27-Apr-11 20:39pm

Abhinav S

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Member 3362773 28-Apr-11 3:11am

Thanks.....will look at it now

Member 3362773 29-Apr-11 1:41am

It works for some extend.......anyway...do u have any idea about free tools for this requirement?

Solution 2

Take a look at this http://www.independentsoft.com/[^] it is not for free. But has some really good API for .NET.

Posted 27-Apr-11 21:03pm

Kim Togo

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Member 3362773 28-Apr-11 3:09am

Thanks Kim....but appreciate if there is a freeware

Solution 5

Hi All,

As I stated in my previous post,the required application completed with exchange Web Services. Thats working fine except one issue.

When using SyncFolderItems method of the Exchange Web Services; the SyncState grows in size rapidly when there are more mails to be syncronised. (Ex: 20000 mails). I need to find a solusion to control this. I will highly appreciate if someone can provide me a solution for this.

Thanks

Sudantha

Posted 30-May-11 23:58pm

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Member 3362773 · Accepted Answer · 2011-05-04T20:35:00

Hi,

I could complete the difficult part of the requirement with the Exchange Web Service. The articles at the URLs given below were very helpful for it.

http://omegacoder.com/?p=454[^]

http://www.infinitec.de/post/2009/06/07/Processing-items-in-an-Exchange-folder-using-EWS-Managed-API.aspx[^]

Abhinav and Kim, thanks a lot for your ideas.

Thanks

Sudantha