Abstract: A compliant auditing architecture is implemented such that a uniform experience of collecting, storing, and interacting with audit data may be provided for various compliance scenarios. A user action to be audited may be detected through a user interface of an auditing application, and a protocol service of the application may generate an audit event corresponding to the user action. The protocol service may transmit audit data associated with the audit event to a local queue of a datacenter for short-term storage, and an upload service hosted by the datacenter may upload the audit data from the local queue, and transmit the audit data to a data store for long-term storage. In response to a request from an administrator, the stored audit data may be converted to a format compatible with one or more compliance interfaces, and transmitted to the administrator through the interfaces for querying and/or reporting.

Abstract: A server-to-server notification model that employs a connection pool such that an asynchronous request issued from the pool can access any session of the remote server for pending notifications on all of the sessions. Only one asynchronous request (or call) is issued to the remote server for all sessions in the connection pool, and the call is completed if any notifications to any participating sessions occur on the remote server. When the asynchronous request completes, the returned data provides a set of the sessions that have pending notifications.

Abstract: An API called AdminRPC written in managed code allows background applications written in managed code to access backend data stores. Functions within this API provide administrator level access to a mailbox or a public folder on a backend server.

Abstract: A server-to-server notification model that employs a connection pool such that an asynchronous request issued from the pool can access any session of the remote server for pending notifications on all of the sessions. Only one asynchronous request (or call) is issued to the remote server for all sessions in the connection pool, and the call is completed if any notifications to any participating sessions occur on the remote server. When the asynchronous request completes, the returned data provides a set of the sessions that have pending notifications.

Abstract: An API called AdminRPC written in managed code allows background applications written in managed code to access backend data stores. Functions within this API provide administrator level access to a mailbox or a public folder on a backend server.