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Is it possible to create a PowerShell script that will go into a mailbox (specifically for a meeting room), find all it's meeting requests and accept them?

We've implemented a new mechanism in our exchange environment so that requests sent to meeting rooms will be auto-accepted if the room is available, but there are a lot of old requests (especially recurring meetings) that were sent before this change that are marked as tentative. This is a problem because when a new request is sent for a time that is marked as tentative, it will accept the request, which is leading to some conflicts.

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I'm not aware of any PowerShell cmdlets that do this, so you may be in EWS territory and have to write a program to do this. – Ben Pilbrow Aug 25 '11 at 21:14
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Having just thumbed through all of the exchange cmd-lets, I can say I saw nothing that even touches appointments. I'm afraid you'll have to write it from .NET code, or go through by hand.

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Writing a program up in .NET is an option, but what APIs would I be looking at? – Evan M. Aug 26 '11 at 13:23
@EvanM For that, I wouldn't know. StackOverflow may be better for that. – sysadmin1138♦ Aug 26 '11 at 14:10
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