Originally posted by: Dave
Hi Saeed,
Nice article
It made it easy to get a handle on using MAPI
I'd like to send e-mail as html
I've done this before from web apps where different tools were available (CDONTS or JMail). With those tools you had a way to set the "content type" to text/html. I don't see any way to do this with MAPI. Got any good ideas??
Dave
Originally posted by: Peter
Yes, this was it! That�s what I�m looking for. Thanx a lot - great work for such an easy way to use.
ReplyOriginally posted by: Bennyf
Good work. But when I read a email, how can I save attachments to a specified directory?
Originally posted by: Jason
I'm getting a run-time memory allocation error when I run my program. I simply add:
CMailMan* mail;
to my dialog header file and I get a run-time error. Any reasons as to why?
ReplyOriginally posted by: Ahmad Mohsen
Alsalam Alaikom....that means peace upon u..
Im a student in CS in egypt and i have to work on a project on mail handling with POP..unfortunetly I have little idea about all this and i want some reference or something to read about this deeply and quickly...
If u can help me about this i will be greatfull and thankfull to u..
urs....Ahmad Mohsen
Originally posted by: Petko Popov
I guess the need to have Outlook running has something to do with the user profile logon. Maybe the problem is related to the properties of the defaut user profile.
The product that I develop includes an e-mail reading facility. When it uses MAPI, it makes calls within the cmc_* subset of functions. When logging on, cmc_logon specifies user profile name.
There is a very imoprtant task to complete when you want to use MAPI from a windows service - and I can't think of a serious application that will require a specific person to be logged on to work properly. You must run the process that uses MAPI in the security context of the user whose MAPI profile will be used to access the mail server (logon interactive user, grant access to the winstation and desktop to the this user, impersonate him, and then run the e-mail process as this user). And, naturally, you have to make sure the profile of that user exists on the computer where the service runs.
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On a side note, it will be easy to rewrite the MAPI connector as a C++ class without any use of MFC. There are areas where it is convenient to use the MFC library, but potential service functions should be independent on it.
Originally posted by: Christian Wieninger
Hi,
Outlook supports the signing of mails. Are there ways to include this in this class?
cu,
Christian
ReplyOriginally posted by: Barry
any comments welcomed
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