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Hi,
I have a PME instance which is hosted on SBO. In Hardware is the Endpoint setup (highlighted yello) and below in Platforms is the folder where it is hosted.
When I try to get the Container Items within "Platforms" folder using EWS as follows,
Ewsclient.GetContainerItems("00/ES/Platforms"),
PME SETC is not returned in the response's ContainerItems collection.
I am guessing hosted PME SETC is not returned because it not considered a folder/container item. But, is there a way to get the folder structure of hosted folder "PME SETC" using EWS?
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Hi Maneesh,
To protect against infinite loops (for example you use an EWS server that hows yourself, which hosts them..). EBO by default filters out EWS interfaces when serving EWS.
There is a workaround for this though (which officially I won't recommend because of the potential for an infinite loop). There is an object type filter in your EWS Server Configuration and while you cannot delete the default setting you can edit the Object Type Filter to be something else. See the below screenshot.
This will allow you to see the EWS interfaces via EWS, but again you need to be careful doing this.
Regards,
-Jeff
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Hi Maneesh,
To protect against infinite loops (for example you use an EWS server that hows yourself, which hosts them..). EBO by default filters out EWS interfaces when serving EWS.
There is a workaround for this though (which officially I won't recommend because of the potential for an infinite loop). There is an object type filter in your EWS Server Configuration and while you cannot delete the default setting you can edit the Object Type Filter to be something else. See the below screenshot.
This will allow you to see the EWS interfaces via EWS, but again you need to be careful doing this.
Regards,
-Jeff
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