Hi,

I am trying to read my mails from Microsoft Outlook 2010, am able to read the mail counts but while fetching the mails am getting error. 

use Email::Folder::Exchange::EWS;
use URI;
use LWP::UserAgent;
 
my $folder = Email::Folder::Exchange::EWS->new('https://owa.webmail.co
+m', 'domain\user_name', 'password');
 

my $unread_count = $folder->unread_count();
my $total_count = $folder->total_count();
my $child_folders = $folder->child_folder_count();
my $folder_name = $folder->display_name();
 

print "Unread MSG Count -- $unread_count\n";
print "Total MSG Count -- $total_count\n";
print "child folders -- $child_folders\n";
print "Folder Name -- $folder_name\n";
 
 
 
 for my $message ($folder->messages) {
    print $message->header('Subject')."\n";
     
    my $txt    = $message->body;
    print "$txt\n";
    
}

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Error as below 

Unread MSG Count -- 0
Total MSG Count -- 4028
child folders -- 2
Folder Name -- Inbox
The server cannot service this request right now. Try again later. at 
+C:/Strawbe
rry/perl/vendor/lib/Email/Folder/Exchange/EWS.pm line 254.

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Thanks

In reply to Unable to Read Mails from Mailbox - Exchange by ryalagikar

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