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We receive vendor confirmation of file feeds that we send out. Some of our vendors will only send the confirmation through email. I am trying to find some sample VB code that I can use to try and use, that I can schedule to go out and query an inbox and see if there is an email from a certain account and I then return the message body. A lot of the articles that I have found discuss using Web DAV, but I am unfamiliar with it as well as trying to query Exchange Server. I have found documentation for the apis for the new versions of Exchange Server, but I am having a hard time finding it for Exchange 2003.

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  • You can definitely query an Exchange server using Exchange-specific calls but I would highly recommend going a simpler route and just using POP or IMAP. You'll find lots of sample code out there and you don't have to worry too much about the "Exchange-ness". – Chris Haas Jan 18 '12 at 20:41

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What ultimately helped me answer my question was this book "CDO & MAPI Programming". You can download the sample code from Here. Chapters 6 and 7 from the book are were really helpful in figuring this out.

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  • you have not yet answered your question – naivists Jan 27 '12 at 15:13
  • There is sample code at the link provided as well as if you obtain a copy of the chapters then you will see how to use CDO & MAPI to solve the this issue of reading emails, without using WEBDEV. So yes, I did answer my question, and yes I did give an alternative to WEBDEV like the question was asking for. – em3ricasforsale Jan 27 '12 at 15:16