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Java to Exchange integration

 
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Can anybody recommend a Java API for connection to Exchange? Specifically, that can perform administration tasks such as creating and deleting mailboxes and setting quotas.

So far I've discovered EWSJ, which looks promising (specifically the interface that appears to be able to run powershell scripts on the exchange server), though I'm at too early a stage to have been able to try it out. But other suggestions (or comments on that library) would be welcome.

Thanks.

 
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JWebServices for Exchange - Java API for Exchange 2007/2010+

JWebDAV for Exchange - Java API for Exchange 2000/2003/2007

 
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This is a (very) old thread, but I think this topic could still be of interest to some members. Java and Microsoft Exchange is something you don't find that much information on the web about. So here is an article I just wrote on the topic

https://www.connecting-software.com/blog/microsoft-exchange-api-in-your-java-code/

I hope you enjoy it and consider these options when integrating with Exchange from within your Java code.
 
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