Well from what I am seeing it seems that the application would get stuck in an infinite loop inside of the while OK loop. and therefore even if you press the stop button it can't process it since its stuck inside of the start function inside that while OK loop.
You might want to look into threads and how to spawn them to do your bidding without blocking the main one.
gogomon
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haha, you'r right, I'm going to give that a try seems ez enought. I suppose I can use the System.Net classes to make do the request/response mechanics right?...Leave a comment:
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I'm guessing your following the code from the site at How to Think Lika a Computer Scientist: Chapter 9. Post of the code, so we can see the values of the list and the definition of the inBucket function, there might be some typos or something like thatLeave a comment:
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no, I only get a user ID and thats it, I use this to look up some information, they some of the them have an additional exchange account and thats what I need to know. I'm kind of thinking of giving up on this since there seems to be no 'ez' way to interface the .net framework and ms exchange server....Leave a comment:
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This will work except, I will need to check for accounts other than my own, so therefore I would not have the password. I need to be able to do something like above and just get a simple exists/ or not feedback....Leave a comment:
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Check if Exchange account exists from C# .Net application
I am writing an application that needs to check if an exchange account exists on a server. I am using C# and the .NET framework, so far there seems to be no way to do this. I believe we are using Exchange 2003 servers.
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