ASP.NET Application to login Exchange 2007

ginrai · Joined: 30 Jan 2008 Posts: 1

Dear all,

I've been using the code
http://www.infinitec.de/articles/exchange/webdavwithfba.aspx
which is a ASP.NET program to login the Form Based Authentication in
Exchange 2003 OWA automatically.
(i.e simulate user login)

In the .NET program, I tried to pass the username and password to the
owaauth.dll, then it returns 2 cookies
(the cookie names are sessionid and cadata) to my ASP.NET program if all
goes correct, and then I will implant the cookies returned to the user's
browser, so to the client, it seems it has already logined the OWA.

The program I am facing now is that there is only 1 cookie returned which
the name is called "UserContext" when I port the program to Exchange server
2007 and this program works in 2003 before.

Please help! Thank you very much ~

Ginrai

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