MAPI automatic logon
How do I get my app to logon to a profile on startup. At present it pops up a dialog asking for Profile Name.
If I specify a profile (other than 'Microsoft Outlook') error 32003 makes it's presence known.
If I specify a profile (other than 'Microsoft Outlook') error 32003 makes it's presence known.
Someone may be able to help you if you povided details. You've got the code in front of you and you couldn't figure it out. How do you expect someone else to help you without having a clue what the code looks like, what version of VB you're running, etc...
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Sorry, lack of detail.
NT4, VB5 SP3. The mail clients are (on various machines): Outlook, Windows Messaging (NT), Exchange.
I'm using VB's MAPI session control.
The problem is to use mail without running Exchange etc. in background, and without the app asking for a profile name upon startup.
NT4, VB5 SP3. The mail clients are (on various machines): Outlook, Windows Messaging (NT), Exchange.
I'm using VB's MAPI session control.
The problem is to use mail without running Exchange etc. in background, and without the app asking for a profile name upon startup.
Throw away the control....Use the COM object directly...I have automatic SQL DB Status checking programs that only use 15 lines of code to complete the EMail process without user intervention.... I pickup the subroutine from MS doc on thier web site.....and uesd it without much modfication...
jrmno1, lack of detail
pokrakam, if you want code to send email with the winsock control only, I can send you code which I wrote to accomplish this. email me at mick@owen.wa.com if this sounds like the solution to your problem.
pokrakam, if you want code to send email with the winsock control only, I can send you code which I wrote to accomplish this. email me at mick@owen.wa.com if this sounds like the solution to your problem.
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Thanx all, I will keep that in mind.
However, at present I'm sitting with a huge amount of code I inherited a while ago. The app is an EDI message processing / distribution server - i.e. works with a lot of email/X400.
Unfortunately, until my planned rewrite in about a year's time, I'm stuck with MAPI Session controls.
However, at present I'm sitting with a huge amount of code I inherited a while ago. The app is an EDI message processing / distribution server - i.e. works with a lot of email/X400.
Unfortunately, until my planned rewrite in about a year's time, I'm stuck with MAPI Session controls.
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Yup, was something I already knew, but it did prompt me to try something which did work:
I initially just tried entering the profile name in the Control properties on the form. The idea was to get it working, then I'll write the code to retrieve profile name from registry, assign it to the control etc. The catch is, if I fill it in the properties box, it don't work (except for 'Microsoft Outlook'), but if I assign it in the code, it does. Bug??? Hmmmm...... (I do feel rather stupid nevertheless)
Thanx
I initially just tried entering the profile name in the Control properties on the form. The idea was to get it working, then I'll write the code to retrieve profile name from registry, assign it to the control etc. The catch is, if I fill it in the properties box, it don't work (except for 'Microsoft Outlook'), but if I assign it in the code, it does. Bug??? Hmmmm...... (I do feel rather stupid nevertheless)
Thanx