Does anybody know of a good way to get a list of emails from the corporate
exchange server from a corporate website?
exchange server from a corporate website?
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Re: reading the Global address list form exchange server
=?Utf-8?B?Ym9iQmFrZXI =?= wrote on 07 apr 2006 in
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> Does anybody know of a good way to get a list of emails from the
> corporate exchange server from a corporate website?[/color]
Write a letter to that corporation asking them to send you such list?
Seriously, you should give us more info,
if your Q is pertinent to ASP coding.
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Re: reading the Global address list form exchange server
I work for said company and I create applications on the company Intranet. I
am looking for a code example that uses asp to access the global address list
(GAL) to return a list of email addresses for all accounts. I have used LDAP
in the past to generate such a list but no longer have an example of the
code. If anyone knows of good examples that use AD or LDAP to identify the
email addresses of exchange users I am intrested in looking at them.
Bob Baker
"Evertjan." wrote:
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> =?Utf-8?B?Ym9iQmFrZXI =?= wrote on 07 apr 2006 in
> microsoft.publi c.inetserver.as p.general:[color=green]
> > Does anybody know of a good way to get a list of emails from the
> > corporate exchange server from a corporate website?[/color]
>
> Write a letter to that corporation asking them to send you such list?
>
> Seriously, you should give us more info,
> if your Q is pertinent to ASP coding.
>
>
> --
> Evertjan.
> The Netherlands.
> (Please change the x'es to dots in my emailaddress)
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Re: reading the Global address list form exchange server
Bob,
Did you ever get the code to pull the Global Address List from the
Exchange Server into an ASP? I am also using LDAP but can't get it to
work.
tw
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Re: reading the Global address list form exchange server
Tammy Wilborn wrote:Was this directed to me? I don't have the original message so I have noBob,
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Did you ever get the code to pull the Global Address List from the
Exchange Server into an ASP? I am also using LDAP but can't get it to
work.
>
idea what you are talking about.
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Re: reading the Global address list form exchange server
This was your original message:
I work for said company and I create applications on the company
Intranet. I
am looking for a code example that uses asp to access the global address
list
(GAL) to return a list of email addresses for all accounts. I have used
LDAP
in the past to generate such a list but no longer have an example of the
code. If anyone knows of good examples that use AD or LDAP to identify
the
email addresses of exchange users I am intrested in looking at them.
I am trying to do the same thing and can't get my code to work so I was
wondering if you ever received any examples.
P.S. This is the first time I have used this site so I don't know how
to reply to the "newsgroup" . sorry.
tw
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Tammy Wilborn wrote:No, I never wrote anything like that ...This was your original message:
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I work for said company and I create applications on the company
Intranet
OK, I've googled and found the original thread. It was a different Bob.
I've never done this in classic ASP so I have no examples. But Google>. I
am looking for a code example that uses asp to access the global
address list
(GAL) to return a list of email addresses for all accounts. I have
used LDAP
in the past to generate such a list but no longer have an example of
the code. If anyone knows of good examples that use AD or LDAP to
identify the
email addresses of exchange users I am intrested in looking at them.
>
I am trying to do the same thing and can't get my code to work so I
was wondering if you ever received any examples.
should get you plenty:
http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...ipt+ldap+queryCan't help you there. Doesn't the site have a Help button or a FAQ?>
P.S. This is the first time I have used this site so I don't know how
to reply to the "newsgroup" . sorry.
>
Better yet: stop using the site. Use a newsreader such as Outlook
Express or Agent to subscribe to these newsgroups.
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Re: reading the Global address list form exchange server
You didn't answer the original question. Do you not know!!! I do not
need you to tell me to stop using the site!
tw
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Re: reading the Global address list form exchange server
Tammy Wilborn wrote:Huh? Can't you read? Here is what I wrote:You didn't answer the original question. Do you not know!!!
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>I've never done this in classic ASP so I have no examples. But Google
>should get you plenty:
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Sorry, but that's the best answer I'm able to give. Maybe someone else
will step in if this is not sufficient.
Well, you certainly need some lessons in netiquette. We are not a paidI do not
need you to tell me to stop using the site!
support desk here: we are users who attempt to help each other out. It's
not considered good form to complain about advice that is freely given.
I stand by my advice to unsubscribe from developersdex.
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Re: reading the Global address list form exchange server
no, you need lessions in etiquette. I asked you a simple question and
your answer to me was to unsubscribe to the web site. I know this is
not a paid web site and if you can't be nice, you should not reply!!!!
tw
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Re: reading the Global address list form exchange server
Tammy Wilborn wrote:Excuse me??? That was not the only answer I gave you. I took the time tono, you need lessions in etiquette. I asked you a simple question and
your answer to me was to unsubscribe to the web site.
do a google search that provided the answer to your question for you and
posted the search result. But I see no thanks for that: only complaints.
That is what I meant about netiquette. People who make an attempt to
help you should be thanked, not scolded.
I offered what I considered (and still consider) to be good advice. JustI know this is
not a paid web site and if you can't be nice, you should not reply!!!!
because you don't like the advice does not mean I'm offering it to be
mean. I sincerely believe that you would be better off deleting
developersdex from your bookmarks and use a real newsreader to view
these groups. I'm not being mean to you when I say that (perhaps the
developersdex operators would be offended, but i don't care): I'm saying
it because I think it's good advice that you should take.
Bob Barrows
PS. is the problem that you are not reading my entire reply? Start from
the very top of my previous replies and read them all the way through.
Don't just read the final paragraph.
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