I have a folder created per mailbox in exchange server 2013. Once user clicks on this folder, he is redirected to another virtual directory configured on another machine but its in same domain.
In outlook, i can achieve this by setting a folder home page with the actual address of the virtual directory
e.g. https://mailserver.mail.local/client/defaultframe.aspx
Is there any way to achieve this using Outlook Web Access 2013 (OWA)
I tried deploying an outlook app, but couldn't get the desired behavior.
I don't think you can - OWA does not respect folder home page settings set in Outlook.
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We have custom Outlook add-in which is displayed when user selects any email message inside Office Outlook client or inside outlook.office.com browser.
I see that Outlook add-in is not displayed when user selects an email present in the SharePoint Group's mailbox either from Outlook client or inside browser.
I tried adding SupportsSharedFolder (thinking it may support Group mailbox) referring stackoverflow question but that too is not working for Group Mailbox. Publishing Outlook add-in which uses Outlook preview element - SupportsSharedFolders
<SupportsSharedFolders>true</SupportsSharedFolders>
I would like to know if Outlook add-ins are supported by SharePoint Group mailbox or not?
Thank you!
These folders are not supported by Outlook web add-ins (as they are not shared folders).
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I have a Client Project relationship in my web-app. I want to allow my web-app users to be able to file emails right from within Outlook. So in my Outlook Web Add-In, I want to create the client project folders on the fly, if they do not exist already, and move the selected email item in the respective project folder.
My code works fine in Outlook Windows. In Outlook Web, it executes without any errors, but the folders are not displayed. If I reload the web page, the folders are there and the email is in the right folder.
I have talked to Microsoft support and they are saying that OWA is working fine.
Can anybody help me spot any issues with my code?
CreateFolderPath EWS operation is not allowed in my add-in. So that does not seem to be an option.
The manifest file is available at https://newdev.timesolv.com/Integrations/addin/SimpleVersion.xml
This is a bug. It has been submitted to Microsoft and they have acknowledged it.
Update: On January 27th, 2020, the issue was closed by OfficeDev. I confirmed and it was working fine.
I deleted my outlook account from the folder directly and I want to add a new account in outlook.
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You have to clean the registry.
For Outlook 2013 delete all under
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\15.0\Outlook\Profiles
Am trying to configure my project in Visual Studio 2015 to run in Local IIS. The difficulty is that the source files sit on a mapped network drive. The project runs but is unable to load any resources such as css or js files. If I try to navigate directly to the files I get following error:
I have tried granting the Anonymous Logon user Read permissions but no change. Have tried granting IIS_IURS for my local machine permissions but can not select my machine as a location on the mapped drive.
Any other ideas I can try?
Have managed to get round by setting a user in IIS with the following steps
Drill down to site
Click "Basic Settings" from the Actions menu
Click "Connect as..."
Select "Specific user" and click set
Enter authenticated user credentials and click "OK"
This should allow the resources to be accessed correctly
Hope this is helpful to someone
We are a big team. some of us having admin access on development servers that host development version of products.
Is it possible to still limit who can access a certain virtual directory or Default websites properties from IIS.
Ex: I want person A to be able to control settings of his application on IIS but not the default website or someone else's application controlled in the same IIS.
If they are a local administrator then you won't be able to stop them doing anything.
If they are not a local administrator then you can give them permissions to edit individual virtual directories or the entire web site by editing the permissions for that directory in inetmgr (IIS Manager). In IIS 7 do this by right clicking on the directory in IIS Manager and selecting "Edit Permissions...".