在 Biztalk 中从 Exchange 服务器接收电子邮件(无 POP3)
我希望 Biztalk 有一个默认的 Exchange 适配器,但事实并非如此。
然后我希望找到一个可购买的适配器, 本来有一个,但是消失了…… 我用谷歌搜索并最终找到了这个 从 Exchange 服务器接收电子邮件在 Biztalk 中不使用 POP3 或 IMAP
POP3 或 EWS 不适合我。我能做什么?
我读到一条建议 SMTP 重定向的评论,但我需要在 Biztalk 服务器上安装邮件客户端:
A while ago we ended up installing the SMTP adapter on the BizTalk Server and having
the exchange server forward the emails to the biztalk server via SMTP,
then BizTalk picked up the msg files from the SMTP folders and then we used the mime
decoder component in a pipeline (plus this trick here
http://connectedthoughts.wordpress.com/2009/08/12/receiving-mime-encoded-email-files-and-a-hidden-pop3-context-property/)
to read the emails.
I expected Biztalk to have a default Exchange adapter but it doesn't.
Then I expected to find a buyable adapter, there was one but it disappeard...
I googled and end up finding this
Receive email from an Exchange server in Biztalk w/o using POP3 or IMAP
POP3 or EWS are not an option for me. What could I do?
I read a comment sugesting a SMTP redirection, but I would need to install a mail client on the Biztalk Server:
A while ago we ended up installing the SMTP adapter on the BizTalk Server and having
the exchange server forward the emails to the biztalk server via SMTP,
then BizTalk picked up the msg files from the SMTP folders and then we used the mime
decoder component in a pipeline (plus this trick here
http://connectedthoughts.wordpress.com/2009/08/12/receiving-mime-encoded-email-files-and-a-hidden-pop3-context-property/)
to read the emails.
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如果您关心高可用性,则 SMTP 重定向到您在 BizTalk 服务器之一上安装的内容在我看来是一个丑陋的解决方案。我可能是错的,但我不想nlb那个?
在您链接到的线程中,被投票赞成的 Exchange Webservice 接口选项怎么样?你有权这样做吗?
查询 Exchangeserver 中的“FindItem”
The SMTP redirection to something you install on one of your BizTalk servers is IMO an ugly solution if if you care about high availability. I might be wrong, but I would not want to nlb that?
What about the option of the Exchange Webservice interface that were voted up, in the thread you linked to? Do you have access to do that?
Query the Exchangeserver for a "FindItem"