Here is the code I have got: ///////////////////////////////////////////////// SearchMessages searchRequest = new SearchMessages(); searchRequest.search = new...
... What happens if you change the first line? searchRequest.startMidSpecified = true; searchRequest.startMid = 0; You're not giving the WS any indication...
My problems with SearchMessages and DeleteMessage Might Be An Issue with the messages I am Saving. i.e. poorly saved message can't be searched or deleted via...
Ryan, I was making you the test application, and figure out the issue. It appears that if you have a subject with a colon ':' in it, that this syntax: ...
... The Yahoo! Mail web UIs only let you modify messages in the "Drafts" folder. If you were to save the message there, then you'll be able to update the...
... An alternative to this would be to use this instead: searchRequest.search.query = "subject:\"name:value\""; That's almost an identical search. I think the...
Ryan, Thanks for the work around, I am just going to use another delimiter besides colon. I need the exact match to work with my application. However, I ...
Ryan, Well Almost got it, however still having a little trouble. If I take the mid returned from the SearchMessage and call GetMessage right away with it, It...
... Yeah, you've stumbled on a bit of the underlying implementation leaking through. When you call SearchMessages, the response should include a fid for the...
Ryan, You have been a great help. -Wayne _____ From: ydn-mail@yahoogroups.com [mailto:ydn-mail@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Ryan Kennedy Sent: Tuesday,...
... We've been discussing this internally and it does seem that it's a bug. I think you're probably the only person using exact subject matches with these...
So if I do a search and get a different mid and fid back, what should I send to DeleteMessage? If I send the Search Folder fid and mid, will it just delete...
After using the Yahoo Mail APIs (Webservices) on a custom folder, I use the HTML Version of Yahoo Mail to view the folder (http://mail.yahoo.com). Sometime,...
... What are you saving in the body of the message? Is there any chance you can send some sample code that produces the same type of message? That might make...
Because SearchMessages puts all the results into a fid called "Search% 20Folder" and because there is only one search folder per token (i.e. user) it appears...
... Cool, even if your reproduction scenario is just the raw HTTP request/responses, that should be enough for me to get someone to look at what's going on. ...
... Yes, unfortunately this is a problem with Mail that isn't likely to be remedied soon. ... It doesn't deadlock, it will eventually return. There's a...
"It doesn't deadlock, it will eventually return...." Not Deadlocking on your end, on my end, since my serialized threads are waiting for a slow return (ok not...
I am calling SearchMessages and getting back a SOAP Error without a message. In .NET it looks like this: System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapHeaderException : ...
... The infamous Client.999 error code means that you've run up against our anti-abuse system. You'll need to back off your requests to the system. Ryan...
Might Want To Give The "infamous Client.999 error" some InnerText to <faultstring> so that it shows up in .NET as an error. Also, it would be nice if it told...
In case anyone is interested, you can convert a search mid into a true mid, allowing you to search multi-threaded, in .NET: // WWB: Converts the search mid to...
... Yeah, so I've been pushing internally to get anybody who understands the limits to publish them (totally...not...bitter). Evidently that's hard to do. ... ...
