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One of my customer had created an Outlook Add-in using VSTO & Outlook Object Model (OOM). As per the business logic, he need to implement the WebViewURL in it. The MAPIFolder.WebViewURL works fine and take’s us to set value to it most of the times, but it doesn’t function as expected in some time; the strange thing is it’s not throwing any error or exception when we execute the code. //[Code Snippet : C# , VSTO, Outlook Object Model (OOM)] ... //Provide the non-default store path String pstPath

In this article, we are going to see how we can get Explorer & Inspector selected mail item using Outlook Object Model (OOM) & .Net and process it. '[Code Snippet : VB.Net, .Net Framework 2.0/3.5, Outlook Object Model (OOM)] ... 'Declaration part Dim ThisOutlookSession As Outlook.Application = New Outlook.Application Dim NS As Outlook. NameSpace = ThisOutlookSession.Session Dim objsel As Object 'Check it's Inspector or Explorer Window If TypeName(ThisOutlookSession.ActiveWindow) = "Inspector"

As you know Collaboration Data Objects for Exchange Management or CDOEXM is used to create applications that manage Exchange servers, databases, public folders, and user mailboxes. It provides the fundamental Component Object Model (COM) classes and interfaces that are used to manage the Exchange store. From Exchange 2007 onwards… From Exchange Server 2007 onwards you can’t use the CDOEXM functionalities, because Exchange Server 2007 doesn’t include CDOEXM i.e., CDOEXM does not ship in and is not

You need to configure the user permissions to relay e-mail messages through the SMTP service. Do the following steps: Click Start , click Run , type inetmgr or open Internet Information Manager from Control Panel > Administrative Tools, and then click OK . Expand ComputerName , and then right-click a valid SMTP virtual server. Note The placeholder ComputerName represents the name of the local computer. Click Properties . On the Security tab, add the user account as an Operator, which you want

Assume that the computer on which this example will run has neither a SMTP service nor Microsoft Outlook® Express installed. In this case, you need to send the message through some SMTP service on the network and must configure the Message object completely. Further assume that the SMTP service through which you intend to send messages requires that you authenticate yourself using basic (clear-text) authentication. An instance of the Configuration Component Object Model (COM) class is created and

Per the article , the following recommendations will help you use the classes contained in System.Net to their best advantage: Use WebRequest and WebResponse whenever possible instead of type casting to descendant classes. Applications that use WebRequest and WebResponse can take advantage of new Internet protocols without needing extensive code changes. When writing ASP.NET applications that run on a server using the System.Net classes, it is often better, from a performance standpoint, to use the

Please find the Code Snippet Access Exchange Server 2003 using WebDAV in your Web application per KB : 1: 'Declaration Section 2: Dim strServerName as String = "Server Name" 'TODO: Change to your environment 3: Dim strDomain as String = "Domain Name" 'TODO: Change to your environment 4: Dim strUserID as String = "Username" 'TODO: Change to your environment 5: Dim strPassword as String = "Password" 'TODO: Change to your environment 6: 7: ' Create our destination URL. 8: Dim strURL As String = "https:/"

This issue happens if the form is not located in a trusted location, such as the Organizational Forms Library on an Exchange Server-based computer. Outlook displays the macro warning message to protect you from potentially malicious programming code, commonly called macro viruses. You cannot directly prevent the warning message from appearing; you must publish the form to a trusted location. In detail , outlook always prompts you before opening an item that contains VBScript code if the item is from

Can we create it programmatically? To create it programmatically using MAPI, we need to make use of CreateFolder() , the MAPI function. It is necessary to have very special privileges (obtained by opening the store with an EntryID created using IExchangeManageStore::CreateStoreEntryID()) to get it to work. Please refer the following KB to create Org. forms library programmatically. How to create Org. Forms Library in Exchange Server 2003 ? To create a new Organizational Form in Exchange Server 2003