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Exchange Resource Manager::AddExchangeResources

This procedure adds public store and mail store resources to Exchange Resource Manager.

Arguments

Input argument Required Description

preferredDomainController

No

sendCredentials

No

True if credentials will be included in the xml request.

publicStoresXMLString

No

Defines public store resources to add to the resource pool. Note that this property can be passed in as null if you aren't adding public stores. This property is passed in as an XML fragment string in the following format (one or more publicStore nodes should be included in the fragment):

<publicStores> 
        <publicStore> 
        <serverName>EXBE01-WH</serverName> 
        <megabytes>10000</megabytes> 
        </publicStore> 
</publicStores> 
                        

mailStoresXmlString

No

Defines mail store resources to add to the resource pool. Note that this property can be passed in as null if you aren't adding mail stores. This property is passed in as an XML fragment string in the following format (one or more mailStore nodes should be included in the fragment):

<mailStores> 
        <mailStore> 
        <serverName>EXBE01-WH</serverName> 
        <mailStoreName>BusinessMailStore4</mailStoreName> 
        <megabytes>50000</megabytes> 
        <shared>1</shared> 
        </mailStore> 
        <mailStore> 
        <serverName>RAVEN1</serverName> 
        <mailStoreName>Mailbox Store 2 (RAVEN1)</mailStoreName> 
        <megabytes>8000</megabytes> 
        <shared>0</shared> 
        </mailStore> 
        <mailStore> 
        <serverName>RAVEN1</serverName> 
        <mailStoreName>Mailbox Store 3 (RAVEN1)</mailStoreName> 
        <megabytes>8000</megabytes> 
        <shared>0</shared> 
        </mailStore> 
</mailStores>  
                        

Remarks

Method Syntax

public string AddExchangeResources( 
string preferredDomainController, 
string publicStoresXMLString,  
string mailStoresXmlString, 
bool sendCredentials) 
        

Sample Code

Example XML Request

No example XML request.

Example XML Response

MPS XML response in string format; shown for format only, content may vary.

<response> 
  <data> 
    <preferredDomainController>AD01-wh.fabrikam.com</preferredDomainController> 
    <mailStores> 
      <mailStore> 
        <serverName>EXBE01-wh</serverName> 
        <shared>1</shared> 
        <megabytes>50000</megabytes> 
        <mailStoreName>BusinessMailstore2</mailStoreName> 
      </mailStore> 
    </mailStores> 
  </data> 
</response> 
                

Typical C# Usage

//Get user name and password.                            
        string userName = this.Request.ServerVariables.Get("AUTH_USER"); 
        string pass = this.Request.ServerVariables.Get("AUTH_PASSWORD"); 
        //Set credentials. 
        ExchRM.PreAuthenticate = true; 
        ExchRM.Credentials = new NetworkCredential(userName,pass); 
 
        lblMsg.InnerHtml = mpsResponseHeaderLabel; 
        //Display response. 
        this.mpsResponse.DocumentSource = ""; 
        response = ExchRM.AddExchangeResources(preferredDomainController, mailStoresXmlString, publicStoresXMLString, sendCredentials); 
 
// set the response XML to match the return from MPF 
        responseXml.LoadXml(response); 
        this.mpsResponse.Document = responseXml; 
lblDone.InnerText = successMsg; 
        

Applies To

Web Services API for:

  • Hosted Messaging and Collaboration version 3.5

  • Hosted Messaging and Collaboration version 3.0

See also

Tasks

Exchange Resource Manager::RemoveExchangeResources
Exchange Resource Manager::ModifyExchangeResources