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Inside Microsoft® Exchange Server 2007 Web Services
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Inside Microsoft® Exchange Server 2007 Web Services

by David Sterling, Michael Mainer, Ben Spain, Mark Taylor, Huw Upshall
November 2007
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
928 pages
26h 9m
English
Microsoft Press
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The Normal Mechanism

So how does Exchange Web Services report errors back to you, the ever vigilant developer? Exchange Web Services uses response messages to marry the results of a given batched operation with the status of that operation. Figure 18-1 shows the general structure of a response message.[245]

Response message makeup

Figure 18-1. Response message makeup

Before we dig in too far, take a look at an example. Let’s successfully create an item by using the CreateItem Web method and see what comes back. Example 18-1 shows the response.

Example 18-1. Successful CreateItem response

<CreateItemResponse xmlns:m=".../messages" xmlns:t=".../types" xmlns=".../messages"> <m:ResponseMessages> ...
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