This article focuses on how to consume GroupWise Web Services in a .NET C# application written for .NET 2.0, and how to log in as a specific user either using specific login credentials, or as a trusted application. 

GroupWise is an email system.  You'd expect that one of the most common things people do with it is send email, right?  So, it stands to reason that if there are API's that allow developers to use/control the system, the API's should support this ability.  Am I right?  Yes.  Yes I am.  But wait!  Read on...

Many custom development projects for Novell GroupWise require dealing with "custom fields".  GroupWise is based on a database, and has the ability to allow developers to define their own fields, in addition to the default GroupWise data fields, to store data that is meaningful and useful to their application.

This article shows how to create and manage custom fields using the GWSOAP (a.k.a. Web Services) API.

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