Omkar Deshpande
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I am developing new Outlook add-in using add-in express, in which I am adding a button in form region of mail compose inspector. I am using c# as the development language. I want to call a function or button(added in mail compose inspector ribbon) click event which is part of another outlook plugin from my new add-in. The other outlook add-in is also owned by us and is developed using C++. So if code changes needed in other outlook add-in code, that should not be an issue.
Please let me know how I can achieve this?
One more question:
Can we use add-in express in already developed add-in(c++ based) to add new form region? If yes, please let me know if there is any tutorial on this.
Thanks,
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Andrei Smolin
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Hello Omkar,
Omkar Deshpande writes:
I want to call a function or button(added in mail compose inspector ribbon) click event which is part of another outlook plugin from my new add-in.
The second add-in should provide a public method/property that your C# add-in accesses using this pathway:
OutlookApp.COMAddins.Item(strMyComAddinProgId).Object.MyPublicPropertyOrMethod.
1. strMyComAddinProgId - see the ProgId attribute of your add-in module.
2. MyPublicPropertyOrMethod is called via late binding (see System.Type.InvokeMember in MSDN or search through our forums)
See also http://www.add-in-express.com/creating-addins-blog/2010/07/02/standalone-application-addin-communicate/.
Omkar Deshpande writes:
Can we use add-in express in already developed add-in(c++ based) to add new form region?
This must be an Add-in Express project written in managed C++ to allow doing this.
Andrei Smolin
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