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Hi everyone...
Does anybody know which is the best way (good
performance) to implement an Event Sink that responds to
the arrival of a mail to a specific folder in
Exchange2000 using C#???
Any help would be appreciated!!!

Ricardo Trujillo
Medellin-Colombia
Nov 13 '05 #1
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take a look at the FileSystemWatcher Class in the .Net framework

Ollie

"Ricardo Trujillo" <jt*******@intergrupo.com> wrote in message
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Hi everyone...
Does anybody know which is the best way (good
performance) to implement an Event Sink that responds to
the arrival of a mail to a specific folder in
Exchange2000 using C#???
Any help would be appreciated!!!

Ricardo Trujillo
Medellin-Colombia

Nov 13 '05 #2
FileSystemWatcher responds to events that occur on File
System folders, The kind of event I'm looking for is that
that responds to events on an exchange Mail Folder!!!!!

Thanks anyway
-----Original Message-----
take a look at the FileSystemWatcher Class in the .Net framework
Ollie

"Ricardo Trujillo" <jt*******@intergrupo.com> wrote in messagenews:08****************************@phx.gbl...
Hi everyone...
Does anybody know which is the best way (good
performance) to implement an Event Sink that responds to the arrival of a mail to a specific folder in
Exchange2000 using C#???
Any help would be appreciated!!!

Ricardo Trujillo
Medellin-Colombia

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Nov 13 '05 #3

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