reading the Global address list form exchange server

[bobBaker]

Does anybody know of a good way to get a list of emails from the corporate
exchange server from a corporate website?

[Evertjan.]

=?Utf-8?B?Ym9iQmFrZXI =?= wrote on 07 apr 2006 in
microsoft.publi c.inetserver.as p.general:

Does anybody know of a good way to get a list of emails from the
corporate exchange server from a corporate website?

Write a letter to that corporation asking them to send you such list?

Seriously, you should give us more info,
if your Q is pertinent to ASP coding.
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[bobBaker]

I work for said company and I create applications on the company Intranet. I
am looking for a code example that uses asp to access the global address list
(GAL) to return a list of email addresses for all accounts. I have used LDAP
in the past to generate such a list but no longer have an example of the
code. If anyone knows of good examples that use AD or LDAP to identify the
email addresses of exchange users I am intrested in looking at them.

Bob Baker

"Evertjan." wrote:

=?Utf-8?B?Ym9iQmFrZXI =?= wrote on 07 apr 2006 in
microsoft.publi c.inetserver.as p.general:

Does anybody know of a good way to get a list of emails from the
corporate exchange server from a corporate website?

Write a letter to that corporation asking them to send you such list?

Seriously, you should give us more info,
if your Q is pertinent to ASP coding.
--
Evertjan.
The Netherlands.
(Please change the x'es to dots in my emailaddress)

[Tammy Wilborn]

Bob,

Did you ever get the code to pull the Global Address List from the
Exchange Server into an ASP? I am also using LDAP but can't get it to
work.

tw

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[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

Tammy Wilborn wrote:

Bob,

Did you ever get the code to pull the Global Address List from the
Exchange Server into an ASP? I am also using LDAP but can't get it to
work.

Was this directed to me? I don't have the original message so I have no
idea what you are talking about.

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[Tammy Wilborn]

This was your original message:

I work for said company and I create applications on the company
Intranet. I
am looking for a code example that uses asp to access the global address
list
(GAL) to return a list of email addresses for all accounts. I have used
LDAP
in the past to generate such a list but no longer have an example of the
code. If anyone knows of good examples that use AD or LDAP to identify
the
email addresses of exchange users I am intrested in looking at them.

I am trying to do the same thing and can't get my code to work so I was
wondering if you ever received any examples.

P.S. This is the first time I have used this site so I don't know how
to reply to the "newsgroup" . sorry.

tw

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[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

Tammy Wilborn wrote:

This was your original message:

I work for said company and I create applications on the company
Intranet

No, I never wrote anything like that ...
OK, I've googled and found the original thread. It was a different Bob.

>. I
am looking for a code example that uses asp to access the global
address list
(GAL) to return a list of email addresses for all accounts. I have
used LDAP
in the past to generate such a list but no longer have an example of
the code. If anyone knows of good examples that use AD or LDAP to
identify the
email addresses of exchange users I am intrested in looking at them.

I am trying to do the same thing and can't get my code to work so I
was wondering if you ever received any examples.

I've never done this in classic ASP so I have no examples. But Google
should get you plenty:
http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...ipt+ldap+query

>
P.S. This is the first time I have used this site so I don't know how
to reply to the "newsgroup" . sorry.

Can't help you there. Doesn't the site have a Help button or a FAQ?

Better yet: stop using the site. Use a newsreader such as Outlook
Express or Agent to subscribe to these newsgroups.

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[Tammy Wilborn]

You didn't answer the original question. Do you not know!!! I do not
need you to tell me to stop using the site!

tw

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[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

Tammy Wilborn wrote:

You didn't answer the original question. Do you not know!!!

Huh? Can't you read? Here is what I wrote:

>I've never done this in classic ASP so I have no examples. But Google
should get you plenty:

http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...ipt+ldap+query
Sorry, but that's the best answer I'm able to give. Maybe someone else
will step in if this is not sufficient.

I do not
need you to tell me to stop using the site!

Well, you certainly need some lessons in netiquette. We are not a paid
support desk here: we are users who attempt to help each other out. It's
not considered good form to complain about advice that is freely given.

I stand by my advice to unsubscribe from developersdex.

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[Tammy Wilborn]

no, you need lessions in etiquette. I asked you a simple question and
your answer to me was to unsubscribe to the web site. I know this is
not a paid web site and if you can't be nice, you should not reply!!!!

tw

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