Hi, I'm trying to open a message using WebDAV. When my displayname contains a slash (/) in my displayname, the server Exchange (Exchange 2003 server) returns an error 409 conflit because it considers as a new segment. For example : http://server/exchange/username/inbox/message of 12/08/2007. Here the displayname is message of 12/08/2007.EML. Any body has the same problem? Help!! Excuse me I'm a french man. Thanks! GOO
Try to replace "/" with "_xF8FF_" Michael ------------------------------- If you need WebDAV API for Exchange server, use our component WebDAV .NET for Exchange. Check out http://www.independentsoft.com "Peter" wrote in "Goo" wrote in message news:eyIYR9iQIHA.5136@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > Hi, > > I'm trying to open a message using WebDAV. When my displayname contains a > slash (/) in my displayname, the server Exchange (Exchange 2003 server) > returns an error 409 conflit because it considers as a new segment. > For example : > http://server/exchange/username/inbox/message of 12/08/2007. > Here the displayname is message of 12/08/2007.EML. > > Any body has the same problem? > Help!! > > Excuse me I'm a french man. > Thanks! > > GOO >
Thanks Michael! Now it works as supposed. GOO "Michael" a écrit dans le message de news: 4DF0B4BD-0D9A-467F-80A0-B090C4CB354B@microsoft.com... > Try to replace "/" with "_xF8FF_" > > Michael > ------------------------------- > If you need WebDAV API for Exchange server, > use our component WebDAV .NET for Exchange. > Check out http://www.independentsoft.com > > > > "Peter" wrote in > > "Goo" wrote in message > news:eyIYR9iQIHA.5136@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... >> Hi, >> >> I'm trying to open a message using WebDAV. When my displayname contains a >> slash (/) in my displayname, the server Exchange (Exchange 2003 server) >> returns an error 409 conflit because it considers as a new segment. >> For example : >> http://server/exchange/username/inbox/message of 12/08/2007. >> Here the displayname is message of 12/08/2007.EML. >> >> Any body has the same problem? >> Help!! >> >> Excuse me I'm a french man. >> Thanks! >> >> GOO >>
