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By Greg DeMichillie [bio]
Posted: Feb. 19, 2007
The following is a chart accompanying an article published by Directions on Microsoft, an independent research firm focused exclusively on Microsoft strategy & technology. More samples of our content, as well as a list of upcoming articles and
reports are also available.
Chart lists developer technologies that are either removed from Exchange 2007 or likely to be removed in future versions.
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Technology
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Description
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Status
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| CDO for Exchange Management (CDOEXM) |
Managing and configuring servers and mailboxes |
Replaced by PowerShell |
| Exchange WMI classes |
Health and status monitoring |
Replaced by PowerShell |
| Collaborative Data Objects for Exchange (CDOEX) |
Access to mailbox data; COM-based |
Supported, but migration to Exchange Web Services (EWS) encouraged |
| MAPI |
Access to mailbox data, Win32-based |
Supported, but migration to EWS encouraged |
| Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV) |
Access to mailbox data; Web-based |
Supported, but migration to EWS encouraged |
| Exchange OLE DB Provider |
Access to mailbox data as a relational database |
Supported, but migration to EWS encouraged |
| CDO for Exchange Workflow (CDOWF) |
Customizing message routing |
Replaced by Windows Workflow Foundation, SharePoint Services |
| Protocol event sinks |
Customizing low-level message routing |
Replaced by .NET Transport Agents |
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