Exceptions
Last modified: September 15, 2010
Applies to: Exchange Server 2007 | Exchange Server 2010
The Exceptions element identifies the exceptions that represent all the available rule exception conditions for an Inbox rule.
<Conditions>
<Categories/>
<ContainsBodyStrings/>
<ContainsHeaderStrings/>
<ContainsRecipientStrings/>
<ContainsSenderStrings/>
<ContainsSubjectOrBodyStrings/>
<ContainsSubjectStrings/>
<FlaggedForAction/>
<FromAddresses/>
<FromConnectedAccounts/>
<HasAttachments/>
<Importance/>
<IsApprovalRequest/>
<IsAutomaticForward/>
<IsAutomaticReply/>
<IsEncrypted/>
<IsMeetingRequest/>
<IsMeetingResponse/>
<IsNDR/>
<IsPermissionControlled/>
<IsReadReceipt/>
<IsSigned/>
<IsVoicemail/>
<ItemClasses/>
<MessageClassifications/>
<NotSentToMe/>
<SentCcMe/>
<SentOnlyToMe/>
<SentToAddresses/>
<SentToMe/>
<SentToOrCcMe/>
<Sensitivity/>
<WithinDateRange/>
<WithinSizeRange/>
</Conditions>
RulePredicatesType
Attributes and Elements
The following sections describe attributes, child elements, and parent elements.
Attributes
None.
Child Elements
Element |
Description |
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Contains the categories that must be applied to an incoming message in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates the strings that must appear in the body of incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicaqtes the strings that must appear in the headers of incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates the strings that must appear in either the ToRecipients or CcRecipients properties of incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates the strings that must appear in the From property of incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates the strings that must appear in either the body or the subject of incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates the strings that must appear in the subject of incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Specifies the flag for action value that must appear on incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates the e-mail addresses from which incoming messages must be sent in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Represents the e-mail account names from which incoming messages have to have been aggregated in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether incoming messages have to have attachments in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Specifies the importance that is stamped on incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether incoming messages must be approval requests in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether incoming messages must be automatic forwards in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether incoming messages must be automatic replies in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether incoming messages must be S/MIME encrypted in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether incoming messages must be meeting requests in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether incoming messages must be meeting responses in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether incoming messages must be non-delivery reports (NDRs) in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether incoming messages must be permission controlled (RMS protected) in order for the condition or exception to apply |
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Indicates whether incoming messages must be read receipts in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether incoming messages must be S/MIME signed in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether incoming messages must be voice mail messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Represents the item classes that must be stamped on incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Represents the message classifications that must be stamped on incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether the owner of the mailbox must not be in the ToRecipients property of the incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether the owner of the mailbox has to be in the CcRecipients property of incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether the owner of the mailbox has to be the only one in the ToRecipients property of incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates the e-mail addresses that incoming messages have to have been sent to in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether the owner of the mailbox has to be in the ToRecipients property of incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether the owner of the mailbox has to be in either a ToRecipients or CcRecipients property of incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates the sensitivity that must be stamped on incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Specifies the date range within which incoming messages have to have been received in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Specifies the minimum and maximum sizes that incoming messages must be in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
Parent Elements
Element |
Description |
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Contains a single rule and represents a rule in a user's mailbox. |
Text Value
None.
Remarks
The rule predicates are used as rule conditions or exceptions.
The schema that describes this element is located in the IIS virtual directory that hosts Exchange Web Services of the Client Access server.
Element Information
Namespace |
https://schemas.microsoft.com/exchange/services/2006/types |
Schema Name |
Types schema |
Validation File |
Types.xsd |
Can be Empty |
True |