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Using ColdFusion with Microsoft Exchange servers
Last update:
Jun 9, 2026
ColdFusion can interact with the Microsoft Exchange server to perform the following actions:
Item | Actions |
Mail messages | get, get attachments, get meeting information, move to a different folder, delete, delete attachments, set properties |
Calendar events | create, get, get attachments, delete, delete attachments, modify, respond |
Contacts | create, get, get attachments, delete, delete attachments, modify |
Tasks | create, get, get attachments, delete, delete attachments, modify |
To perform these actions, you use the following ColdFusion tags:
Tag | Purpose |
cfexchangeconnection | Opens and closes persistent connections between an application and the Exchange server.Gets information about subfolders of the Inbox. |
cfexchangecalendar | Creates, gets, and manages calendar events. |
cfexchangecontact | Creates, gets, and manages contacts. |
cfexchangemail | Gets and manages mail messages. Does not send mail. |
cfmail | Sends mail to the exchange server. |
cfexchangetask | Creates, gets, and manages tasks. |
cfexchangefilter | Specifies the criteria to get specific items. Used only as a child of the cfexchangecalendar, cfexchangecontact, cfexchangemail, and cfexchangetask tags that specify the get action. |
The following list describes a few of the activities you can do using ColdFusion with the Exchange server:
- Build a customized Exchange web client interface.
- View information about upcoming tasks.
- Create mailing lists based on contact entries.
- Automatically add tasks to users' task lists based on new bug reports or customer contacts.
- Schedule meetings and appointments.
- Show and manage meeting attendee availability.
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