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Howdy Ranchers,

I have a requirement which involves reading a mailbox on microsoft exchange server. I know micrsoft exchange server supports POP3 protocol.
But i am not able to figure it out how to read message in inbox folder of the mailbox.

what all information i know is :

servername: http://<server>/exchange
username: <username>
password: <pwd>

I even checked webDav implementation but did not find anything about reading mail from mailbox.

Any pointer or sample code to achieve this would be helpful.
 
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The easiest way to do that is to use JavaMail.
 
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thanks paul.

can you provide pointer to sample code.
 
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Kumar Gaurav wrote:thanks paul.

can you provide pointer to sample code.


Just like any other API under the "Java" umbrella, the JavaMail site provides documentation as well as code examples and FAQ

Moving to a more appropriate forum, where JavaMail questions are usually discussed
 
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As you said, Exchange supports POP3, so you can just use any POP3 example. Forget about WebDAV.
 
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