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André Treuthardt




Posts: 2
 Joined: 2005-07-28
Hi!
I recently bought the .net add-in and the Outlook Security Manager.
I need to obtain the original and complete email selected message in Outlook,
I have achieved getting the HTML Body, Email Headers and "Multipart Text Message" but I haven't find the way to obtain the complete ORIGINAL message, can be possible to do that? How can I implement it?
I'm programming in C# - could you send me an example code?

Do you have some List from the MAPI-Constant-Declarations?

André
Posted 28 Jul, 2005 12:24:34 Top
Sergey Grischenko


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 Joined: 2004-07-05
Hi André.

Lately, I tryed to get the complete ORIGINAL message from an email but with no luck. I think Extended MAPI doesn't allow retrieving the original email message.
As for MAPI-Constant-Declarations, you can find their in the C++ headers from the Visual Studio installation folder. See the MAPITags.h file from the <VS installation folder>\Vc7\PlatformSDK\Include subfolder.
Posted 29 Jul, 2005 06:29:13 Top
André Treuthardt


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Thanks for the Answer

I just need this example:

Example

thanks

André
Posted 29 Jul, 2005 07:02:17 Top
Sergey Grischenko


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André, here is my answer to Roberto:

You are right, Extended MAPI doesn't contain any tags for the original email message.
At least I didn't find such tags in MSDN. I think Extended MAPI doesn't allow retrieving the original email message.
However I found out that CDO for Windows 2000 provides information about the Body parts of messages. But the problem is,
CDO for Windows 2000 is not MAPI-based. Here is what I have found in MSDN:

Unlike previous CDO components such as the CDO 1.2.1 library and the CDO 1.2.1 rendering library, CDO for Windows 2000 is not MAPI-based. CDO for Windows 2000 can only send messages using the SMTP and/or NNTP protocols, or through the pickup directory of a local SMTP or NNTP service. CDO for Windows 2000 therefore cannot send messages using the Messaging API or any installed MAPI transport provider.

Currently I don't have a solution for you. Sorry. But I will let you know if I succeed in this issue.
Posted 29 Jul, 2005 07:14:48 Top