CDOEXM in C#

I'm fairly new to C# and I need to be able to enumerate the storage groups and mailstores on our Exchange 2k server.
So far, i've figured out that I need to ue CDOEXM which I've added as a COM reference.
I can instatiate a server object and iDataSource2:

CDOEXM.ExchangeServer ExchSrvr = new CDOEXM.ExchangeServerClass();
CDOEXM.IDataSource2 ds2;

But how do I attach the IDataSource2 with the server object?

Sorry if this is a bit basic.. I'm struggling.. <G> I was lookig at the article for this in VB.NET but I'm having difficulty making the transistion.
After that, I have to do something like:

ds2.open(server, blah, blah, wossname, thing) I assume?

Bazz

It's an interesting collection, but doesn't help in this case
unfortunately.

On Mon, 1 Mar 2004 09:55:33 -0600, "Jay B. Harlow [MVP - Outlook]"
<Ja************@msn.com> wrote:

Barry,
I have not used CDOEXM itself, so I cannot help you with specifics.

The following site provides a plethora of articles on using Outlook (and
Exchange Server) from .NET.

http://www.microeye.com/resources/res_outlookvsnet.htm

Hope this helps
Jay

"Barry G Freeman" <B.*******@sdgworld.net> wrote in message
news:A2**********************************@microso ft.com...

I'm fairly new to C# and I need to be able to enumerate the storage groups

and mailstores on our Exchange 2k server.

So far, i've figured out that I need to ue CDOEXM which I've added as a

COM reference.

I can instatiate a server object and iDataSource2:

CDOEXM.ExchangeServer ExchSrvr = new CDOEXM.ExchangeServerClass();
CDOEXM.IDataSource2 ds2;

But how do I attach the IDataSource2 with the server object?

Sorry if this is a bit basic.. I'm struggling.. <G> I was lookig at

thearticle for this in VB.NET but I'm having difficulty making the

transistion.
After that, I have to do something like:

ds2.open(server, blah, blah, wossname, thing) I assume?

Bazz

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BAzz