Exchange Web Services Evolution

Jason HendersonProgram ManagerMicrosoft Corporation

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AgendaWhat’s new for the Exchange 2010 Developer?

Developing Exchange-enabled Enterprise Applications

Creating “Cloud Ready” Exchange-enabled Applications

Deploying the EWS Managed API to AzureConfiguring Role Based Access for Application AccessLinking to Outlook Web App Forms

X-Platform Rich Mailbox Access> Outlook-like functionality

> Calendar - Free/busy, Meeting time Suggestions> E-mail – Send, Retrieve, Forward, Reply, Move, MIME> Contacts/Tasks> Search> Name Resolution> Change notifications> Synchronization services> Autodiscover

> Rich Logon Modes> Delegate Access> Impersonation> Direct Logon

> Plus Much More….

What’s New In Exchange 2010?.NET Developer Experience• EWS Managed API 1.0• Built-in Autodiscover client for “anywhere access”• Enables easy migration from legacy Exchange APIs

New Exchange Data Services• Enhanced contacts (contact groups, pictures)• Outlook Web App form links• Mailbox-wide search and notifications services• Room lists service

Application Management and Configuration• Role-based Impersonation management• User and application configuration service• SOAP Autodiscover with batch request support• Enhanced time zone support

Built for the Cloud• Enabled on Live@EDU and Microsoft Online• Same functionality on-premises and in the cloud

Rich Enterprise Applications

Entourage 2008 - www.microsoft.com/mac/products/entourage2008/

Office Entourage Web Services EditionOutlook 2007Outlook 2010Project Server 2010Office CommunicatorOffice Communicator Phone EditionApple Mac Mail

Creating Workflows with Push Notifications

demo

Moving Exchange into the Cloud

Traditional Software Development• Exchange on Premises• Applications on PremisesHybrid S+S Software Development• Exchange in the cloud (Exchange Online)• Applications on PremisesPure S+S Development• Exchange in the Cloud (Exchange Online)• Applications in the Cloud (Azure)

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Running the EWS Managed API 1.0 in Azure

demo

The Exchange 2010 Eco-System is “Cloud Ready”> Exchange 2010 is “cloud ready”

> Active Directory Federation> Remote PowerShell and Web Administration> Resource Throttling

> Exchange Web Services is “cloud ready”> Built on Open Web Standards

> SAML/WS-Security/SOAP/WSDL/XML/HTTP> Java and PHP Web Service Frameworks interoperate with

EWS

> Our partners are “cloud ready”> Microsoft Outlook 2007 and 2010> Mac Office Entourage 2008 “Web Services Edition”> Apple iMail, iCal, Addressbook> Blackberry Internet Service

What you learned today…> Exchange Web Services Managed API

1.0 runs in Azure> Built-in Autodiscover “finds” your mailbox

anywhere in the world> Easy to develop rich applications

> Role-based authorization enables service access to hosted and on-premises mailboxes

> Exchange 2010 and many partners are already “Cloud Ready”

UC 14 Metro ProgramAn opportunity for early adopters> Your Commitment:

> Must have NDA> Must have project scoped/planned

> Your Benefits:> Early access to UC 14 products and SDKs> Technical briefings> Training> Support

> Getting Nominated:> Talk to your Microsoft representative> Don’t know who to ask? Email

metroreq@microsoft.com

Call to Action> Download the Exchange

Web Services Managed API 1.0> Learn about Exchange Online

> http://microsoft.com/online> Learn more about Exchange Web Services

> MSDN> “Inside Microsoft Exchange 2007 Web Services”

> Add the Exchange Developer Blog to your Blog Reader> http://msdn.microsoft.com/blogs/exchangedev

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