using Exchange ActiveSync in c#

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I am trying to use a work email to send confirmation emails programatically in a web app. The mail server is Exchange Server 2007 SP3.

I don't have acces to its configuration and it doesn't seem to implement EWS API.

To give you an example, this is how I the email in order to acces the account on different mobile app clients.

Note that `Domain\Username" input requires only the username, without the domain name.

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This uses Exchange ActiveSync API. Is there a way to use this API to send emails?

All the available resources that I gathered are using EWS API so they aren't much of an use.

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One of the reasons you're finding mostly EWS information is that EAS was a major pain in the [well, you know].

There's very detailed information, even with .NET code, but it'll require some work on your part. With a bit of patience, you'll get there.

Take a look at "Implementing an Exchange ActiveSync client: the transport mechanism" which has some .NET examples. The command you need to implement is the SendMail command, detailed on page 49 of the specification. Exchange 2007 SP3 uses version 12.1 of the protocol.