The documented URL to access messages via the new Unified API is, and so I was hoping I could hit something like Messages/Inbox or Messages/folders/Inbox, but no luck so far. Below we can see that our Public Folders are hosted locally to Office 365. Right Click on the root public folder and click New Folder to create a Shared Contact folder. Expand your Public Folder and All Public Folders until you see the root public folder you created in Step 2.
#Best mail app for office 365 with public folders how to
Problem is, I can't find (either in documentation at or by messing about on ) how to drill into these folders when accessing via the Office 365 Unified API. NOTE: If you’ve just created the public folder mailbox and root public folder it may take a few hours for the public folders to appear. You can also hit folders/Drafts/messages, folders/SentItems/messages and folders/DeletedItems/messages to retrieve messages from Drafts, Sent Items and Deleted Items respectively. select the public folders, navigate to the calendar. at the import and export wizard page, click export to a file > next.
In the existing Mail API at you can make an authenticated call to in order to get messages in the Inbox. click file > open & export > import/export. It supports a variety of clients, including Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, Office 365, and virtually any other POP3, IMAP, or Exchange clients. I'm starting to look at the new Office 365 Unified API (specifically around Exchange for the moment). Blue Mail is one of the most popular email apps out there.
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