HOWTO: EWS: Use GetAttachment to download attachments off Mail/Appointment

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　　I have fallen for exchange web services. There are endless possibilities with exchange web services, and product group is still working to make it even better.
　　Today I have created a neat sample to download attachments off Exchange Server
　　Sample: DownloadAttachments
　　Input Params: itemID, folder
　　
publicvoidDownloadAttachments(stringitemID,stringfolder)
　　{
　　
ExchangeServiceBindingesb = newExchangeServiceBinding();
　　esb.AllowAutoRedirect = true
　　
esb.Credentials = newSystem.Net.NetworkCredential("USERNAME", "PASSWORD", "DOMAIN");
　　esb.Url = "http://your-cas-server/ews/exchange.asmx";
　　
//first we need to get the attachment IDs for the item so we will need to make a GetItem call first
　　//specify the conetent that we want to retrieve
　　
PathToUnindexedFieldType[] ptufta = newPathToUnindexedFieldType[2];
　　ptufta[0] = newPathToUnindexedFieldType();
　　ptufta[0].FieldURI = UnindexedFieldURIType.itemAttachments;
　　ptufta[1] = newPathToUnindexedFieldType();
　　ptufta[1].FieldURI = UnindexedFieldURIType.itemHasAttachments;
　　ItemResponseShapeTypeirst = newItemResponseShapeType();
　　irst.BaseShape = DefaultShapeNamesType.IdOnly;
　　irst.AdditionalProperties = ptufta;
　　ItemIdType[] biita = newItemIdType[1];
　　biita[0] = newItemIdType();
　　biita[0].Id = itemID;
　　//get the items
　　GetItemTypegit = newGetItemType();
　　git.ItemShape = irst;
　　git.ItemIds = biita;
　　
GetItemResponseTypegirt = esb.GetItem(git);
　　
if(girt.ResponseMessages.Items[0].ResponseClass != ResponseClassType.Success)
　　return
　　
//now that we have the attachment IDs let's request the atthacments and save them to disk
　　ItemTypeMsgItem = ((ItemInfoResponseMessageType)girt.ResponseMessages.Items[0]).Items.Items[0];
　　
AttachmentResponseShapeTypearst = null
　　AttachmentIdType[] aita = null
　　if(true== MsgItem.HasAttachments)
　　{
　　//create the attachment shape; we want the mime contnet just in case this is an message item so that we can save to disk
　　arst = newAttachmentResponseShapeType();
　　arst.IncludeMimeContent = true
　　arst.IncludeMimeContentSpecified = true
　　//create an array of attachment ids that we want to request
　　aita = newAttachmentIdType[MsgItem.Attachments.Length];
　　
for(inti = 0; i
　　{
　　aita[i] = newAttachmentIdType();
　　aita[i].Id = MsgItem.Attachments[i].AttachmentId.Id;
　　}
　　}
　　
　　//create a GetAttachment object for the GetAttachment operation
　　GetAttachmentTypegat = newGetAttachmentType();
　　gat.AttachmentIds = aita;
　　gat.AttachmentShape = arst;
　　GetAttachmentResponseTypegart = esb.GetAttachment(gat);
　　
//save each attachment to disk
　　foreach(AttachmentInfoResponseMessageTypeAttachment ingart.ResponseMessages.Items)
　　{
　　switch(Attachment.Attachments[0].GetType().Name)
　　{
　　//attachments can be of type FileAttachmentType or ItemAttachmentType
　　//so we need to figure out which type we have before we manipulate it
　　case"FileAttachmentType":
　　//save to disk
　　FileAttachmentTypeTheFileAttachment = (FileAttachmentType)Attachment.Attachments[0];
　　
using(StreamFileToDisk = newFileStream(folder + @"/"+ Attachment.Attachments[0].Name, FileMode.Create))
　　{
　　FileToDisk.Write(TheFileAttachment.Content, 0,
　　TheFileAttachment.Content.Length);
　　FileToDisk.Flush();
　　FileToDisk.Close();
　　}
　　break
　　
case"ItemAttachmentType":
　　//save to disk
　　ItemTypeTheItemAttachment = ((ItemAttachmentType)Attachment.Attachments[0]).Item;
　　
　　using(StreamFileToDisk = newFileStream(folder + @"./"+ Attachment.Attachments[0].Name + ".eml", FileMode.Create))
　　{
　　byte[] ContentBytes = System.Convert.FromBase64String(TheItemAttachment.MimeContent.Value);
　　FileToDisk.Write(ContentBytes, 0,
　　ContentBytes.Length);
　　FileToDisk.Flush();
　　FileToDisk.Close();
　　}
　　break
　　
default:
　　break
　　}
　　}
　　
}
　　
　　

本文转自
http://blogs.msdn.com/vikas/archive/2007/10/16/howto-ews-use-getattachment-to-download-attachments-off-mail-appointment.aspx?CommentPosted=true#commentmessage