microsoft.exchange.webservices.data.autodiscover.IAutodiscoverRedirectionUrl Java Examples
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Example #1
Source File: ExchangeService.java From ews-java-api with MIT License | 5 votes |
/** * Gets the autodiscover url. * * @param emailAddress the email address * @param requestedServerVersion the Exchange version * @param validateRedirectionUrlCallback the validate redirection url callback * @return the autodiscover url * @throws Exception the exception */ private URI getAutodiscoverUrl(String emailAddress, ExchangeVersion requestedServerVersion, IAutodiscoverRedirectionUrl validateRedirectionUrlCallback) throws Exception { AutodiscoverService autodiscoverService = new AutodiscoverService(this, requestedServerVersion); autodiscoverService.setWebProxy(getWebProxy()); autodiscoverService.setTimeout(getTimeout()); autodiscoverService .setRedirectionUrlValidationCallback(validateRedirectionUrlCallback); autodiscoverService.setEnableScpLookup(this.getEnableScpLookup()); GetUserSettingsResponse response = autodiscoverService.getUserSettings( emailAddress, UserSettingName.InternalEwsUrl, UserSettingName.ExternalEwsUrl); switch (response.getErrorCode()) { case NoError: return this.getEwsUrlFromResponse(response, autodiscoverService .isExternal().TRUE); case InvalidUser: throw new ServiceRemoteException(String.format("Invalid user: '%s'", emailAddress)); case InvalidRequest: throw new ServiceRemoteException(String.format("Invalid Autodiscover request: '%s'", response .getErrorMessage())); default: this.traceMessage(TraceFlags.AutodiscoverConfiguration, String .format("No EWS Url returned for user %s, " + "error code is %s", emailAddress, response .getErrorCode())); throw new ServiceRemoteException(response.getErrorMessage()); } }