Interacting With Microsoft Exchange Servers - Adobe COLDFUSION 9 Manual

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DEVELOPING COLDFUSION 9 APPLICATIONS

Using External Resources

Note: Message numbers are reassigned at the end of every POP mail server communication that contains a delete action.

For example, if you retrieve four messages from a POP mail server, the server returns the message numbers 1,2,3,4. If you

delete messages 1 and 2 with a single

Delete messages

Create a ColdFusion page with the following content:

<title>POP Mail Message Delete Example</title>

<h2>This example deletes messages:</h2>

<cfpop server="mail.company.com"

username=#username#

password=#password#

action="Delete"

messagenumber="1,2,3">

Edit the following lines so that they use valid values for your POP mail server, user name, and password:

<cfpop server="mail.company.com"

username=#myusername#

password=#mypassword#

Save the file as message_delete.cfm in the myapps directory under your web_root and view the file in your web

Run the header_only.cfm page that you created to confirm that the messages have been deleted.

Important: When you view this page in your web browser, ColdFusion immediately deletes the messages from the POP

Interacting with Microsoft Exchange Servers

You can use Adobe ColdFusion to interact with Microsoft Exchange servers to send, get, and manage mail; and to

create, get, and manage calendar events, connections, and tasks.

Using ColdFusion with Microsoft Exchange servers

ColdFusion can interact with the Microsoft Exchange server to perform the following actions:

Mail messages

get, get attachments, get meeting information, move to a different folder, delete, delete attachments, set

tag, messages 3 and 4 are assigned message numbers 1 and 2, respectively.

Last updated 8/5/2010