CDO for Exchange Management CDOEXM - Unspecified Error

I

Ingram Leedy

Hi,

I am using the example from Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - 313114, "HOW
TO: Create a MailBox-Enabled Recipient by using C#.NET".

The WindowsXP computer is part of the Microsoft 2003 based domain with
Exchange 2003 installed.
I have installed Exchange 2003 System Management Tools on the WinXP computer
which works fine to create and edit users.
I am logged in with a security context that has permissions to make changes
to Exchange.

When I run the code, the line:

mailbox.CreateMailbox(homeMDB);

throws an exceptions - "Unspecified Error"

I've cheched the ADSI path homeMDB, which does exist. If I try to change it
to something that doesnt, I recieve an error saying the object does not
exist. So it seems that CDOEXM is doing something.

Any help would be appreciated.
 
G

Guest

Hi Ingram
I have the same problem creating mailboxes . Have you found any solutions
If youhave, is it possible to send me these or this solution please

Thank
Hann

----- Ingram Leedy wrote: ----

Hi

I am using the example from Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - 313114, "HO
TO: Create a MailBox-Enabled Recipient by using C#.NET"

The WindowsXP computer is part of the Microsoft 2003 based domain wit
Exchange 2003 installed
I have installed Exchange 2003 System Management Tools on the WinXP compute
which works fine to create and edit users
I am logged in with a security context that has permissions to make change
to Exchange

When I run the code, the line

mailbox.CreateMailbox(homeMDB)

throws an exceptions - "Unspecified Error

I've cheched the ADSI path homeMDB, which does exist. If I try to change i
to something that doesnt, I recieve an error saying the object does no
exist. So it seems that CDOEXM is doing something

Any help would be appreciated
 

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