.Net programming samples in C#.
Ok, so I was thinking (which is always a very dangerous thing!) – after my last post on how you can programmatically count Mailboxes per Exchange Database – I was wondering how you can programmatically get a list of all Exchange Mailbox Databases in Active Directory via their distinguishedName. Why was I thinking this? – […]
Ok, I know that the above is pretty easy using Powershell. In fact it is possible to also implement this using Automation Runspaces (again executing Powershell cmdlets from within the C# project) to achieve the same thing. But for a program that I am writing at the moment I needed to take a slight different […]
I am working on a new application at the moment which requires for all Distribution Groups within an Exchange 2010 environment to be populated into a Drop Down list on the default ASP.NET page, and then based upon the selected Distribution group place the SMTP addresses of each member of that group into a list […]
I have been doing quite a bit of work with C# recently working on the new version of the OOOCTA tool. One of the features within the OOOCTA is for members of an Exchange distribution list to receive an e-mail when the OOF has been set on a particular mailbox. Now the most practical way […]
Slightly off topic this one, but along the same line as my post here (about getting your Exchange Organization name using C''#) – this was something that has been driving me crazy. In essence I have been rewriting (for what now seems forever) my Exchange 2007 Segregation tool in C# using Visual Studio. One of […]
Not a long post this time, but something that I wanted to share with you all. A number of you will know that, although I would not pretend to be a professional programmer (by any stretch of the imagination) – I do like to dabble. Over this weekend I have been looking at the Exchange […]
