Hello, Thanks in advance for your support. I tried using this code found elsewhere on these group pages and a similar one found at OutlookCode.com Can you tell...
Where is this Web code running? Outlook code requires that it be run on the client machine since that's where Outlook is installed and where at least one...
1. You must close the Inspector to release the underlying item. RDO doesn't really have any UI related functionality since it's an Extended MAPI wrapper. 2....
I said it was possible. The Close event doesn't tell you if the item is closed using the olDiscard setting, in a form or in an addin, BTW. Try Dim RdoSession...
Also keep in mind that if you are mixing Outlook Object Model and Redemption, SafeAppontmentItme would be a better choice than RDOAppoimtmentItem: all...
Thanks Be aware of that this function only should be used it “Item_Close” event = olDiscard. So I think I have to access the Item after/when it is closed...
When I try to use RDO – next time I try to open the item (if I do it directly as the first item after closing it) everything Is OK until – I try to save: ...
This is hardly surprising – both Outlook and RDO open the message independently, the first call to Save will be successful, the second caller however will...
Ken, thank you for the reply. A little more about what I am trying to setup might help. And please be patient with me. Thanks again. I am trying to setup a...
For your code to run at all either Outlook must be installed on that Web server or the Web code must runat client. If it runs at client then the user's Outlook...
Hi all Are there any tools out there to assist in developing a custom MAPI service provider (I'm of the understanding this is what our dev team needs to...
A MAPI service provider would be required to present an alternate store in Outlook, although you can talk to a database using code and synch to a standard...
Is it possible to logon to an exchange mailbox hosted outside our own company using RDO? Generally, we need to provide 3 infos to sign on to the hosted mailbox...
There is no way to connect to a hosted Exchange mailbox without a login prompt whether you are using RDO or pure MAPI: Exchange provider uses the identity of...
Hallo again I worked a some more with my AddIn and here is what I found out. I have now tried to use both RDO and SafeAppointmentItem. I have changed all the...
1. Saved property in OOM has no MAPI equivalent – it is simply an internal flag that tells you whether Outlook thinks something has changes since the...
The background and reason for all this questions is: We are using a public folder/shared folder – where all our users have access to the Items inside this...
Thanks for your information – 1. Does RDO have property/internal flag similar to OOM flag – or an Item.Closing possibility? 2. If I use the existing MAPI...
Thanks Dmitry So I should 1) create a new local user on the computer 2) configure a default profile for the new user containing the hosted exchange account 3)...
Hallo again After a lot of investigation I have found out when using the Item.Close(olDiscard) – Outlook 2007 is not releasing the Item 100% before start...
Not exactly - you do not need a local user, you need to add the domain user who owns the mailbox to the list of the local users. The problem is that with a...
That usually occurs if an item hasn't been completely released and some reference somewhere is still being held on the item. That can come from not setting...
Thanks. This seems to be a real handicap for the whole hosted exchange mailbox concept. I mean how we supposed to automate our email if we have to keep...
You could use WebDAV / Web Services for that. From: outlook-dev@yahoogroups.com [mailto:outlook-dev@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of erikawonka Sent: Thursday,...
Thanks again. I'm not sure I'm with you completely. Sorry maybe I'm being slow... If you mean I should create a Web Service interface for accessing the hosted...
No, I mean WebDAV API exposed by Exchange 2003/2007 or WebServices API exposed by Exchange 2007. Both use HTTP under the hood, there is nothing for your to...