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I need to send mails with java mail from a webserver over an exchange account. the exchange account is registered with a domain owned by our company, which has the exchange account as its MX entry. I did some research on how to accomblish this, as I was not able to find out any plain information about some kind of smtp outlook might be using. Ive no idea which server I need to connect to and how to authenticate to it. I do not have any experience with any microsoft technology. I found some guides for .NET frameworks like Introducing the Exchange Web Services Managed API 1.0

But this seems to be very less helpfull!? I also found some Java frameworks like exJello which looks pretty good, but I didnt manage to configure it properly so far as I dunno any property values.

I would not like tu purchase any big framework, I do not have to manage any exchange related features, the only requirement to this connection would be to send mails.

My question is, how can I connect to my exchange account and send mails with it?

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The simple answer is that you need to ask the network administrator for your company how to configure a mail client to use your company's mail server. They should be able to tell you what host name to use, etc.

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After some time of research and lots of misleading information I found the information about the properties I needed in some option in my exchange admin webinterface. So the connection to the smtp is nothing different from a normal stmp service