How to Get serverID from LongID in EAS
- Hi guys,
I am searching exchange server for mails using free text as query the response i get is longId and other fields... but what i really want is serverId of the mail is there any way to get the search result as serverId or is there anyway i can get serverId from longId.... as my requirement is serverid only not the body, subject or any other fields
Regards,
Manjunath
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Greetings Manjunath,
I have finished my investigation into this matter and this is what I have concluded:
There is no direct conversion possible from LongId to ServerId. However, you could perform a search query as outlined in [MS-ASCMD] (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd299441.aspx) in Section 4.5.3 to obtain the LongId of a message. Subsequently, you then could use the LongId in a Fetch operation to retrieve the message in question (Detailed in Section 4.5.3.4).
Does this information assist you?
Dominic Salemno
Senior Support Escalation Engineer- Contrassegnato come rispostaDominic Salemno MSFTMSFT, Moderatoregiovedì 6 agosto 2009 18.39
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Hi Manjunath,
This forum is for the technical discussion covering the Microsoft Exchange Server protocols documentation that can be found here. The protocol documentation provides detailed technical specifications for Microsoft proprietary protocols used by Microsoft Exchange Server to communicate with other Microsoft products. If you have specific questions related to the Microsoft Exchange Server protocol documentation then this is the place that we can help.
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Developer ConsultantHi Manjunath,
Sorry I missed the reference to Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) in the title. I have contacted Dominic Salemno who will be investigating your question and will be following up with you.
Developer Consultant- Guys any solution?
Manjunath,
We are still investigating this and will be following up with you as things progress.
Dominic Salemno
Senior Support Escalation Engineer- Manjunath,
Could you provide any more information or some samples to clarify what you are asking?
Dominic Salemno
Senior Support Escalation Engineer - Manjunath,
I need more information to proceed with answering your question. I will archive the previous information provided until you can provide some examples or more clarifying information.
Dominic Salemno
Senior Support Escalation Engineer- Contrassegno come risposta annullatoAlex MorrillMSFT, Moderatorevenerdì 10 luglio 2009 20.39
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- Hi Dominic,
I am Manjunath's colleague and will be folowing up this query loop from now onwards.
Let me clarify the doubt once again.
We have Thunderbird as email client, We have configured exchagne account into Thunderbird.
There is an option( in Thunderbird) to search a mail in exchange server. Suppose you put some string say "Dominic" either in TO,CC,BCC ,FROM,BODY fields of search window of Thunderbird.
It will send that search request to exchange server through proxy server( which we have developed, we are mapping IMAP requests coming from Thunderbird to Exchane active sync request).
Exchange server will search the mails containing the string"Dominic" and it will send the ID's of those emails.
The Id's will be LONGIDs' like this "asfafhsfas985239242424lkfksfs8325nefafsaf9052l5nwkfnwsr903252lnwkfs982534klsfakslfksafalfaaf".
Once I get this LONGID from exchange server , I need to convert it to SERVER ID which will be in numeric format.
Once I will convert it to Server Id, then I can easily find out the mail which is having this server Id.
We want to convert this LONG ID to SERVER ID.
Please provide your support on this.
Regards,
Subodh
- Hi Subodh,
I am investigating this issue with the most recent information provided.
Dominic Salemno
Senior Support Escalation Engineer - Hi Subodh,
I am still investigating this issue, I will update you as things progress.
Dominic Salemno
Senior Support Escalation Engineer Greetings Manjunath,
I have finished my investigation into this matter and this is what I have concluded:
There is no direct conversion possible from LongId to ServerId. However, you could perform a search query as outlined in [MS-ASCMD] (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd299441.aspx) in Section 4.5.3 to obtain the LongId of a message. Subsequently, you then could use the LongId in a Fetch operation to retrieve the message in question (Detailed in Section 4.5.3.4).
Does this information assist you?
Dominic Salemno
Senior Support Escalation Engineer- Contrassegnato come rispostaDominic Salemno MSFTMSFT, Moderatoregiovedì 6 agosto 2009 18.39
- Thanx for the support domnic
