EWSEditor is an open-source API explorer and debugging client designed to help developers and administrators navigate, test, and troubleshoot Exchange Web Services (EWS) and Exchange stores. Because building applications with the EWS Managed API involves code running against a remote server, debugging can be difficult.
EWSEditor acts as a functional visual test bed, allowing you to see exactly how your backend code maps to underlying data structures and real-time network traffic. 🗺️ Core Goals of EWSEditor
As outlined in the Official EWSEditor GitHub Repository, the tool serves three primary audiences and debugging needs:
Source Code Demonstration: Explains the simplicity and structure of the EWS Managed API to C# and .NET developers.
Traffic Transparency: Exposes the actual underlying XML/SOAP network traffic generated when you perform backend interactions.
Data Inspection: Helps non-developers and support engineers inspect Exchange folders, hidden items, and object properties in-depth to identify database or syncing corruptions. 🔧 How to Use EWSEditor for Debugging 1. Establishing a Connection
To debug a mailbox, your application first needs to negotiate a clean handshake.
Download: Pull the binary distribution directly from GitHub releases.
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