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Troubleshooting Exchange 2013 Mail Apps – ExecuteEwsProxy calls No ratings yet.

19th September 2014 Andrei GhitaUncategorisedLeave a Comment on Troubleshooting Exchange 2013 Mail Apps – ExecuteEwsProxy calls No ratings yet.

  The ExecuteEwsProxy call The ExecuteEwsProxy call servers as a means of sending through EWS requests from Mail Apps. The implementation of the ExecuteEwsProxy call can be reduced to six basic steps: The app post an ExecuteEwsProxy call to OWA…

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