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Help with EWS (or Powershell) - 6.Feb.2012 3:25:14 AM   
TBraathen

 

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Hello.

I need to extract meeting information from a list of rooms/resources in Exchange 2007, and a bit uncertain about how to go about doing so. EWS seems the way to go as the possibilities there are quite endless, but I am having a tough time getting started. So hoping one of you guys might be of some help to put me on the right path.

First of all, is there a simple way to test the connectivity and run queries, or do I have to install Visual Studio to be able to try it?

What I am looking for is the properties in the CalendarItem for the different resources/rooms I am looking into. But to get to the CalendarItem, it seems I have to get a list of the rooms, then compile it into a new query which get all the CalendarItems for those rooms/resources, and THEN finally compile to a new list and then get the properties for each individual item.

This is the way I am thinking, but so far I dont know how to get there, or even if its the correct way to do it :)

Anyone have any input or able to give me some pointers?

Regards, Tom
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