Exchange

I was recently allocated a Microsoft BPOS Online Services Exchange account for a client and I was configuring the same in Outlook. To keep up with the emails on the new account, I wanted to receive all incoming/outgoing emails for this BPOS account to my another email account that is synced across multiple devices I use.

Microsoft Exchange allows a user to access another User's mailbox in 2 ways, Delegation and Impersonation (Check this for more details). If you have used Outlook or Outlook web Access (OWA) and shared mailboxes with other users, chances are that you used Exchange delegation for mailbox sharing.

In continuation of my last blog post for managing Calendars dynamically for the ExtJs Calendar component, I present in this blog post the logic behind parsing and serializing Recurrence rules for the Calendar component, if you have enabled recurrence for the Calendar (You get to specify Recurrence rules for an event in the Calendar component, only if you enable recurrence for it, i.e. enableRecurrence=true).

I recently had an opportunity to work with Exchange server having created an ExtJs/Ext.Net based email client for Exchange. And I used the Exchange Web Services Managed API for .NET to interface with the Exchange server itself.