Develop web service clients for Exchange

Find information to help you develop EWS and web service client applications for Exchange.

The articles in this section explain how to use EWS and web services in your Exchange client applications for Exchange Online, Exchange Online as part of Office 365, and on-premises versions of Exchange starting with Exchange 2013, and provide examples that show you how to perform specific tasks.

In this section

• Archiving in EWS in Exchange

• Attachments and EWS in Exchange

• Calendars and EWS in Exchange

• Delegate access and EWS in Exchange

• Distribution groups and EWS in Exchange

• eDiscovery in EWS in Exchange

• Email and EWS in Exchange

• Folders and items in EWS in Exchange

• Identifiers in Exchange

• Impersonation and EWS in Exchange

• Inbox management and EWS in Exchange

• Notification subscriptions, mailbox events, and EWS in Exchange

• People and contacts in EWS in Exchange

• Persistent application settings in EWS in Exchange

• Properties and extended properties in EWS in Exchange

• Property sets and response shapes in EWS in Exchange

• Public folder access with EWS in Exchange

• Search and EWS in Exchange

• Mailbox synchronization and EWS in Exchange

• Time zones and EWS in Exchange

• Tools and resources for troubleshooting EWS applications for Exchange

• Verifying the results of an EWS or EWS Managed API call

See also

• Explore the EWS Managed API, EWS, and web services in Exchange
• Start using web services in Exchange
• EWS client design overview for Exchange
• Web services reference for Exchange