#Import ics into outlook from exchange full
#Import ics into outlook from exchange plus

Programmatically reestablishing meeting organizer/attendee relationships directly on the appointments is not supported. These settings are not maintained when you export and import appointments. Appointments that have attendees (meetings) have settings that tie together the meeting organizer and meeting attendees. Appointment objects in Exchange can have complex relationships and settings. This relationship can only be established by organizers sending and attendees receiving and responding to the meeting request. For example, you cannot import a meeting with attendees into a mailbox because Exchange sets the relationships between the organizer and attendees. Because some properties are only set by Exchange and not by clients, it's not always possible to have a full-fidelity import. You might have to set special properties on some item types in order to maintain the state of the imported item. We recommend this option for importing mailbox items into Exchange. Import a copy of a contact, email, task, or calendar item with a specified property set.Д¬ontact.Save EmailMessage.Save Appointment.Save Task.Save For more information, see Export an item into a custom format. TIP: You can use the tracing feature in the EWS Managed API to get the XML representation of exported items.

#Import ics into outlook from exchange full

You can request all the known extended properties to enable full fidelity. The Bind method or GetItem operation can only provide full-fidelity export of items if you know the extended properties that are set on an item.

#Import ics into outlook from exchange plus

These methods and operation provide the schematized set of properties for an item plus any requested extended properties. Depending on the properties set on a mailbox item, and whether your application is aware of all of the non-schematized property identifiers (extended properties) that might be set on an item, this option might not produce a full-fidelity copy. Because you have control over the exported property set, and because performance is better for the Exchange server, this is generally the best option. We recommend this option if you're exporting mailbox items to another non-Exchange system or file (including vCard and iCal file types).

Exporting and importing contact, email, and calendar items TaskД®xport a copy of a contact, email, task, or calendar item with a specified property set.Д¬ontact.Bind EmailMessage.Bind Appointment.Bind Task.Bind See also Backup, restore, and disaster recovery on TechNet. To back up and restore databases, use the backup and restore API. EWS is not designed for mailbox backup and restore.