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EWSEditor has three goals:

1. Demonstrate the Exchange Web Services Managed API functionality and simplicity to developers through its source code.

2. Demonstrate the Exchange Web Services SOAP traffic used to perform actions initiated through an explorer user interface.

3. Assist non-developers in debugging and understanding Exchange stores by exploring items, folders, and their properties in depth.

Follow EWSEditor on Matt Stehle's blog


Last edited Apr 9 at 5:50 PM  by mstehle, version 23
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mstehle wrote  Nov 11 2009 at 2:52 PM  
I updated the build and source today to reference the newly released RTM version of the EWS Managed API.

AHoffmann wrote  Dec 7 2009 at 9:22 AM  
Wonderful tool, it save me a lot of work. Thanks

philp wrote  Jul 25 2010 at 3:20 AM  
Great tool, I code my own soap client in C, so this is the only tool that I found that give me the soap message history to learn EWS.

oilcanman wrote  Dec 5 2010 at 12:09 PM  
Great piece of code,

I was looking for the 1.6.1 download. But the link abouve takes me to the 1.5 download. Could you check into this thanks. The 1.0 Version is not to be found on the MS web site anymore 1.5 does not work with 1.1
thanks

DickyDick wrote  Jan 14 2011 at 1:45 PM  
The Latest EWS (1.6.1) editor throws an exception if you use it with the latest version of the Microsoft.Exchange.WebServices.dll and don't have an correct certificate.

This is because the check to bypass the certification error is based on the message text of the exception (!!). And that text is changed :-).

if (ex.Message == "Request failed. The underlying connection was closed: Could not establish trust relationship for the SSL/TLS secure channel."
&& fixBadCert)




ThomRandolph wrote  Apr 6 at 6:22 PM  
The link at the top about it having moved to CodePlex is https, which results in certificate errors on the resulting page (though it's the right page).

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