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Please figure how to do this for exchange. Then proceed to take over world.

• adparadox 14y ago
  Some later versions of Exchange have a SOAP API (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/exchange/dd877045(v=exchg.140).aspx http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/exchange/dd877045(v=...). I wrote this npm module to grab a user's current emails: https://npmjs.org/package/exchanger https://npmjs.org/package/exchanger.
  • mike-cardwell 14y ago
    Would probably be better to use IMAP for this. Then it will work for Exchange systems, GMail, and nearly every other mail system out there.
    • adparadox 14y ago
      Unfortunately, I don't think IMAP isn't enabled by default in Exchange. And, at least at my work, enabling it isn't an option.
      • mike-cardwell 14y ago
        Why isn't it an option? If you work in the sort of environment that wont enable IMAP, you probably also work in the sort of environment that doesn't want you giving up access to your mailbox to a random third party.
• EvanAnderson 14y ago
  Using ActiveSync to access Exchange would probably be the best way to pull it off (though there are probably patent-related concerns). A lot of Exchange admins aren't going to like opening up IMAP, but nearly every Exchange installation today has ActiveSync enabled and exposed to the Internet.