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GetEventsResponseMessage

Last modified: August 10, 2009

Applies to: Exchange Server 2007 | Exchange Server 2010

The GetEventsResponseMessage element contains the status and result of a single GetEvents Operation request.

<GetEventsResponseMessage ResponseClass="">
   <MessageText/>
   <ResponseCode/>
   <DescriptiveLinkKey/>
   <MessageXml/>
   <Notification/>
</GetEventsResponseMessage>

GetEventsResponseMessageType

Attributes and Elements

The following sections describe attributes, child elements, and parent elements.

Attributes

Attribute	Description
ResponseClass	Describes the status of a GetEvents Operation response. The following values are valid for this attribute: Success Warning Error

ResponseClass

Describes the status of a GetEvents Operation response. The following values are valid for this attribute:

Success
Warning
Error

ResponseClass Attribute

Value	Description
Success	Describes a request that is fulfilled.
Warning	Describes a request that was not processed. A warning may be returned if an error occurred while an item in the request was processing and subsequent items could not be processed. The following are examples of sources of warnings: The Exchange store is offline during the batch. Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) is offline. Mailboxes were moved. The mailbox database (MDB) is offline. A password has expired. A quota was exceeded.
Error	Describes a request that cannot be fulfilled. The following are examples of sources of errors: Invalid attributes or elements Attributes or elements that are out of range An unknown tag An attribute or element that is not valid in the context An unauthorized access attempt by any client A server-side failure in response to a valid client-side call Information about the error can be found in the ResponseCode and MessageText elements.

Success

Describes a request that is fulfilled.

Warning

Describes a request that was not processed. A warning may be returned if an error occurred while an item in the request was processing and subsequent items could not be processed. The following are examples of sources of warnings:

The Exchange store is offline during the batch.
Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) is offline.
Mailboxes were moved.
The mailbox database (MDB) is offline.
A password has expired.
A quota was exceeded.

Error

Describes a request that cannot be fulfilled. The following are examples of sources of errors:

Invalid attributes or elements
Attributes or elements that are out of range
An unknown tag
An attribute or element that is not valid in the context
An unauthorized access attempt by any client
A server-side failure in response to a valid client-side call

Information about the error can be found in the ResponseCode and MessageText elements.

Child Elements

Element	Description
MessageText	Provides text description of the status of the response.
ResponseCode	Provides an error code that identifies the specific error that the request encountered.
DescriptiveLinkKey	Currently unused and is reserved for future use. It contains a value of 0.
MessageXml	Provides additional error response information.
Notification	Contains information about the subscription and the events that have occurred since the last notification.

Parent Elements

Element	Description
ResponseMessages	Contains the response messages for an Exchange Web Services request.

Remarks

The schema that describes this element is located in the EWS virtual directory of the computer that is running Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 that has the Client Access server role installed.

Element Information

Namespace	https://schemas.microsoft.com/exchange/services/2006/messages
Schema Name	Messages schema
Validation File	Messages.xsd
Can be Empty	False

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