Exchange Messaging Tasks
Topic Last Modified: 2007-06-12
Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 provides a powerful platform that enables users to send messages by using a variety of technologies, including the following:
- Exchange Web Services
- WebDAV
- The Exchange store OLE DB provider
- Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)
- Network News Transfer Protocol (NNTP)
- Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP)
- MAPI
Users receive messages in their private mailbox folders in the Exchange store, which you can access by using WebDAV, Post Office Protocol version 3 (POP3), IMAP, and MAPI.
The topics in this section describe how to work with messages.
In This Section
Messaging Frequently Asked Questions
Creating E-mail Messages (Exchange Web Services)
Deleting E-mail Messages (Exchange Web Services)
Configuring the Message Object
Setting Subject and TextBody Fields
Creating MIME-Formatted Messages
Sending E-mail Messages (Exchange Web Services)
Loading Messages from Within ADO Stream Objects
Saving Messages into ADO Stream Objects
Listing Inbox Contents Using ADO
Sending Mail Using CDOEX and Exchange Server 2007
Sorting the Inbox Based on Received Time Using ADO
Sending SMTP Mail by the Pickup Directory Using CDOSYS (VBScript)
Sending SMTP Mail by Port 25 Using CDOSYS (VBScript)
Sending a Web Page by SMTP Mail Using CDOSYS
Listing Unread Messages in a Folder Using ADO
Sending SMTP Mail by the Pickup Directory Using CDOSYS (Visual Basic)
Sending SMTP Mail by Port 25 Using CDOSYS (Visual Basic)
Posting a Message to an NNTP Newsgroup