DavMail 7.0.0 puts most of its work into Microsoft Graph
DavMail 7.0.0 shifts its Exchange gateway work to Microsoft Graph and enables folder delta sync by default.
DavMail 7.0.0, a Java gateway that translates IMAP, SMTP, CalDAV, CardDAV, and LDAP for Exchange and Microsoft 365, concentrates this release on Microsoft Graph rather than Exchange Web Services. Folder delta sync is now on by default, IMAP-appended messages retain original metadata, and meeting responses can target one occurrence of a recurring event. Graph users must approve Calendars.ReadWrite.Shared, Mail.ReadWrite is mandatory, the caldavImpersonate setting is gone, and switching from EWS requires a fresh sign-in.
- Seventy changelog entries target Graph, versus 18 for EWS.
- Folder delta sync is now enabled by default.
- Graph requests Calendars.ReadWrite.Shared and requires Mail.ReadWrite.
- The caldavImpersonate option is removed; a fresh sign-in is required.
- Vendors
- Microsoft
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Anyone who wants to leave Outlook but still has a mailbox on Exchange needs a translator. DavMail is one: a Java gateway that converts the open protocols most mail, calendar and contact apps speak (IMAP, SMTP, CalDAV, CardDAV and LDAP) into requests Exchange and Office 365 accept. “Ever wanted to get rid of Outlook?”
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