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Anjan Baradwaj
Anjan Baradwaj

Reputation: 1229

Is there a method to set the replyTo header of an email using Exchange Web Service (EWS)?

I have been using the Exchange Web Service EWS v2.0 API for email processing in a Java based web application. I am trying to explore the options to set the Reply-To header using this but there does not seem to be any way to achieve this. Is there any possibility to do so?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 268

Answers (2)

Yatesh Chauhan
Yatesh Chauhan

Reputation: 1

This Java code has worked for me to reply for recipient.

PropertySet propSet = new PropertySet(BasePropertySet.FirstClassProperties,ItemSchema.Body,ItemSchema.Subject,ItemSchema.Attachments, EmailMessageSchema.ParentFolderId);
EmailMessage beforeMessage = EmailMessage.bind(service, item.getId(), propSet);
ResponseMessage responseMessage = new ResponseMessage(beforeMessage,ResponseMessageType.Reply);
MessageBody bodyPrefix = new MessageBody();
 bodyPrefix.setBodyType(BodyType.HTML);
 bodyPrefix.setText("replied reminder 02");
 responseMessage.setBodyPrefix(bodyPrefix);
 
List<EmailAddress> toRecipients = new ArrayList<EmailAddress>(){
            {
                add(new EmailAddress("[email protected]"));
            }
        };
 responseMessage.getToRecipients()
                .addEmailRange(toRecipients.iterator());

 responseMessage.sendAndSaveCopy();

Upvotes: 0

queeg
queeg

Reputation: 9463

Probably all you need is to add your address to the EmailMessage.ReplyTo collection.

C# Examples:

emailMessage.ReplyTo.Add(new EmailAddress("[email protected]"));
emailMessage.ReplyTo.Add("[email protected]");

Java Examples (ews-java-api):

emailMessage.getReplyTo().add(new EmailAddress("[email protected]"));
emailMessage.getReplyTo().add("[email protected]");

Upvotes: 2

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