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Implement: eDiscovery/Compliance operations #48

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gautamsi opened this issue May 14, 2016 · 4 comments
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Implement: eDiscovery/Compliance operations #48

gautamsi opened this issue May 14, 2016 · 4 comments
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gautamsi commented May 14, 2016

ExchangeService methods:

  • GetDiscoverySearchConfiguration
  • GetSearchableMailboxes
  • SearchMailboxes
  • SetHoldOnMailboxes
  • GetHoldOnMailboxes
  • GetNonIndexableItemDetails
  • GetNonIndexableItemStatistics
@gautamsi gautamsi self-assigned this May 14, 2016
@gautamsi gautamsi added this to the backlog milestone May 14, 2016
@gautamsi gautamsi modified the milestones: 0.7, backlog, 0.8 Jun 9, 2016
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Would love this implemented in order to find users in litigation hold.

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Awesome to see this implemented--thank you. Is there any sample code for using GetSearchableMailboxes by chance?

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gautamsi commented Nov 11, 2016

still working on last one, then I will provide code sample. not published to npm or in master branch.

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this is complete now with 0.8 pushed to npm.
@r1bb3t try GetSearchableMailboxes in Typescript

service.GetSearchableMailboxes("search term, passing 'null' will return all", false /* set true to expand groups */).then((response) => {
    EwsLogging.Log(response, true, true);
}, (err) => {
    debugger;
    console.log("Error - geting config");
    EwsLogging.Log(err, true, true);
});

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