Update 1/20/2022: We have edited this post for clarity based on customer feedback.
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Hi,
I have a particular question rather clarification as our code heavily relies on the EWS Managed API still. The following will greatly help us in our impact analysis, appreciate your patience:
1. Do these 25 method calls also affect the EWS Managed API?
2. Some of the API calls will be deprecated on 3/31. Any idea on if that deprecation is merely “no longer supported” or “the API calls will fail”? "We will introduce sunset headers in the response for these APIs that are marked for deprecation."
To paraphrase the above:
Meaning to say that after 3/31, calls to the listed methods in the EWS API will not fail, but return a response with the additional "deprecated" header. If we are using the EWS managed API, this will work with the old object model and the introduction of the header will not alter the old object model of the EWS Managed API.
2. The least used 25 EWS Api methods are being deprecated
So, to paraphrase:
No other EWS Api / EWS Managed Api method calls apart from the 25 listed above will fail or behave differently. All other EWS Api / EWS Managed Api methods do not internally call the above 25 methods.
Many Thanks in advance!!
Regards,
Probir