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I am trying to integrate Exchange Server with SharePoint 2010. I need to get all the Exchange resource Mailboxes in to a SharePoint list. I need to use this SharePoint list as a source for resource booking in SharePoint. Please let me know how can I achieve this.

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In SharePoint 2010, group calendar feature enables you to book resources like rooms, equipments etc without having to write a single line of code. You can even create calendar overlays with your Exchange Server in a single SharePoint Calendar

Hoping against hope, if you want a very specific custom solution you can use Exchange Server Managed API or classic Exchange Web Services (EWS) to fetch or update the resources like Rooms etc. You can find the difference between the two approaches here.

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  • Thanks Falak. Its very useful. But, I want to create a two-way connection between the Exchange Resource Mailboxes and with Group Calendar. How can I achieve that?
    – Ram
    Commented Feb 25, 2014 at 10:33

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