I am new to Exhange Server2007 programming. My scenario is to read mails from more than one user account at a time. Now I am reading information of one user but not for the second user at same time. Can an anybody help me to get this. I am assuming that how I can close the service for a specific user and continue for the other user with the same service.
It's a deadline situation. Immediate response can be greately helped.
Thanks in advance.
Assuming you are using the Exchange Web Services or EWS Managed API, you don't need to close anything.
Given the appropiate permissions (this is what you really need), just open the other users mailbox by specifying the users primary email address in the Bind operation:
var folder = Folder.Bind(service, new FolderId(WellKnownFolderName.Inbox, new Mailbox("someone#company.local")));
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Is it possible to do a dynamic subscription with spring WebSocket?
We have a multi-tenancy application and the need is to send messages to a group of users within the tenant. I am currently achieving his with a user-specific queue, but this is not effective as we are adding the same message to all the user's queues. The problem with using a tenant-specific topic is from the client any one case subscribe to the same topic once the topic name is known.
Any ideas or help will be appreciated.
You could use a Topic and subscribe it from every user (frontend).
Then you send the Messages for a group of Users to this Topic.
So every subscribed user get Updates broadcasted.
Perhaps this Tutorial would help.
https://www.dariawan.com/tutorials/spring/spring-boot-websocket-stomp-tutorial/
To make it more secure, you can add the SessionIDs to virtual groups, so its safe only specific users are allowed to subscribe the Topic.
Zendesk Support is a world-class site full of useful information. But after searching for, and reading, lots of articles I still have some very basic questions:
We run a travel site that takes bookings. We have a need to organise our emails so that everyone can easily find every email regarding an individual booking, both incoming and outgoing. (And later we would add other channels like chat and WhatsApp).
It seems to me that Zendesk Support would do this job well. But throughout the Zendesk site there only seems to be talk of using Support for problems.
1) I assume that it would also be good for bookings, is that right?
Ok, so we set up Zendesk and start using it. A client then writes to our chosen email address (we will retain and use one of our domain email addresses) and Zendesk Support automatically starts a thread and sends us an email to tell us about the new thread. We then open the Zendesk console, and find the thread.
2) To reply by email to the client we then write a comment in the Zendesk console - is that right?
3) And presumably our email system gets a copy of the comment?
4) What happens to our actual email system? - We will be doing everything in Zendesk, so all the usual maintenance of our email inbox is not being done - marking as read, cancelling stuff, moving to other folders and so on. How do people manage the inbox on the original email server?
Thanks for any help on this.
Zendesk Support is a world-class site full of useful information. But
after searching for, and reading, lots of articles I still have some
very basic questions:
We run a travel site that takes bookings. We have a need to organise
our emails so that everyone can easily find every email regarding an
individual booking, both incoming and outgoing. (And later we would
add other channels like chat and WhatsApp).
It seems to me that Zendesk Support would do this job well. But
throughout the Zendesk site there only seems to be talk of using
Support for problems.
You are correct in that a plurality if not majority of use cases are
for customer contact centers which usually focus on addressing issues
after they arise. At the same time, I know Zendesk is used for a
variety of other use cases including in your space.
1) I assume that it would also be good for bookings, is that right?
Ok, so we set up Zendesk and start using it. A client then writes to
our chosen email address (we will retain and use one of our domain
email addresses) and Zendesk Support automatically starts a thread and
sends us an email to tell us about the new thread. We then open the
Zendesk console, and find the thread.
Yep, that sounds correct. Details on the mechanism for configuring
the Support Address and redirecting messages to Zendesk can be found
here.
2) To reply by email to the client we then write a comment in the Zendesk > console - is that right?
While it is possible to work from an inbox, Yes, the main emphasis is
on working in the Zendesk agent console.
3) And presumably our email system gets a copy of the comment?
I would suggest to check out some of the articles provided by Zendesk
about email. forwarding, SPF, email archiving
4) What happens to our actual email system? - We will be doing
everything in Zendesk, so all the usual maintenance of our email inbox
is not being done - marking as read, cancelling stuff, moving to other
folders and so on. How do people manage the inbox on the original
email server? Thanks for any help on this.
Basically, Zendesk will be used by agents to respond to communications
and guide the interactions, and the email box can be considered as
operational in directing emails as needed. Separately you can
configure email archiving as linked above.
Depending on what system you're using, Gmail has a built in connector
described here, details on Exchange here, or something else here.
What do you want the interaction to look like between it and Zendesk
and what does your current operation look like compared to motivation
for using something like Zendesk?
I am working on a qbxml application with PHP, and looking for some advice. The application will be pulling information from a ecommerce system, and allowing a sync over to quickbooks. I need to be able to query quickbooks for an existing customer, and then either create an invoice for that customer or create a new customer.
I have the process down for creating a new customer, I'm just trying to figure out what the best way is to query QuickBooks for existing customers and retrieve back that customer ID during the web connector update process.
So I have a couple questions:
1) From what i've read, there is no way to query on email like quickbooks online, but the only via the name. Is that correct?
2) Is the correct approach for the first qbxml request to query the customer, and then based on what is found, send another request back as part of that response? Does that type of chaining work correctly?
Thanks in advance for any assistance!
1) From what i've read, there is no way to query on email like quickbooks online, but the only via the name. Is that correct?
Yes, that's correct.
2) Is the correct approach for the first qbxml request to query the customer, and then based on what is found, send another request back as part of that response? Does that type of chaining work correctly?
Yes, that works.
Another potential option - on every Web Connector connection, grab all customers that have changed since the last sync. Cache those in your web app.
Check the cached data for the email address.
I have a windows service that works fine with my application on the admin user, once I log into a non-admin user I need this user to be able to start,stop, and check the status of the service. I have used advapi32.dll library to be able to do this, but using this I am required to have the name of the users and the name of the service, so I would have to run this program every time a new user is added. I need a way to allow the service to communicate to all users, even newer users created after the service has been installed.
I have been trying to figure it out a way to do this by using Installshield service settings during installation. There is one field that you can create permissions, the only problem is that this is done using SDDL and it looks like this: O:<[%USERDOMAIN]>G:BAD:(D;OICI;GA;;;BG)(A;OICI;GRGWGX;;;<[%USERDOMAIN]>)(A;OICI;GA;;;BA)S:ARAI(AU;SAFA;FA;;;WD)
Does anybody knows a method to do this or can guide me through the SDDL if this is posible?
Thanks
I managed to create a chat application using SignalR and Asp.NET.
My next objective is to send and accept friend request.
Could anyone suggest some good sites/forums where I can get help regarding this.
Thanks
You need to think about this from a system design standpoint prior to approaching a solution directly with ASP.NET and SignalR. Some of the things you need to consider and decide on are:
How will one user be associated to another user in order to create a friendship? (ex: new table to group two users)
How should friend requests be made?
How will friend request denials work?
Once you start brainstorming on how you would want this all to work, you can then build it out on the server side prior to ever getting into SignalR. Assure all areas of functionality work appropriately and then you can expose these method calls to your clients front-end through SignalR.
The key is to break down each part of the process into components and working on it one step at a time.
to send friend request to specific user use hub method
Clients.Client(toConnectTo).sendRequest(currentname+" SentYouFriendRequest");
and call it on client
chat.client.sendRequest = function (msg) {
$('#sentmsg').append('<li>'+msg+'</li>');
};