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| Mike |
Hello,
I am trying to read information from the GAL using C# .NET. I am able to return a list of all the addresses and names, however, when I walk through each address I cannot access the MAPI.AddressEntry.Fields(proptag) property. VS .NET will not allow the code to compile. I am looking to pull out more info than just the addresses and names. My environment consists of the following:
CDO 1.21
Exchange 5.5
Outlook 2002
VS .NET 2003
Here is the code:
MAPI.SessionClass oSession = new MAPI.SessionClass();
oSession.Logon("OUTLOOK", System.Reflection.Missing.Value, true, true, System.Reflection.Missing.Value, false, System.Reflection.Missing.Value);
MAPI.AddressList oAddressList = (MAPI.AddressList) oSession.GetAddressList(MAPI.CdoAddressListTypes.CdoAddressListGAL);
Console.WriteLine(oAddressList.Name);
MAPI.AddressEntries oAddressEntries = (MAPI.AddressEntries)oAddressList.AddressEntries;
for(int j = 1; j <= (int)oAddressEntries.Count; j++)
{
MAPI.AddressEntry oAddressEntry = (MAPI.AddressEntry)oAddressEntries.get_Item(j);
if(oAddressEntry.DisplayType.Equals(0) || oAddressEntry.DisplayType.Equals(6))
{
Console.WriteLine(" " + oAddressEntry.Name + " " + oAddressEntry.Fields);
}
}
If I try oAddressEntry.Fields(proptag) the code will not compile and will return this error:
'MAPI.AddressEntry.Fields' denotes a 'property' where a 'method' was expected
Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike
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| Jay B. Harlow [MVP - Outlook] (VIP) |
Mike,
Have you tried:
oAddressEntry.Fields.get_Item(proptag)
The following site provides a number of resources on using Outlook with
..NET.
http://www.microeye.com/resources/res_outlookvsnet.htm
Hope this helps
Jay
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each address I cannot access the MAPI.AddressEntry.Fields(proptag) property.
VS .NET will not allow the code to compile. I am looking to pull out more
info than just the addresses and names. My environment consists of the
following:
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| Mike |
Jay,
The get_Item method is not a member of the Fields object, at least its not an exposed member. I have explored the microeye site and cannot find anything there.
Regards,
Mike
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| Jay B. Harlow [MVP - Outlook] (VIP) |
Mike,
I was basing my example on your example. Your example used get_Item on
AddressEntries, hence my example used get_Item on Fields. Neither collection
has a get_Item method per se.
However! Both Fields & AddressEntries have an Item property. The point I am
trying to make is that Fields may not have an indexer, (the parametized Item
property) that is usable from C#, hence your need to use the get_Item method
directly. Also word of warning Fields.Item takes two parameters! The second
one is optional.
Remember that CDO is not supported under .NET, your mileage may vary, I find
using CDO from VB.NET to be very usable, I have not attempted from C# yet. I
am able to use the Item property from VB.NET on the Fields collection.
Hope this helps
Jay
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| Mike |
Jay,
Thanks for your advice - I am new to using CDO and I may end up switching this over to VB .NET.
Thanks,
Mike
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| Robert Zander |
Mike,
The get_Item() method behaves quite strangely in C#, (if you're relying on VB documentation). You only need a small adjustment to your code in order to make it work. With C#, you MUST supply two parameters to this method. The first is a defined constant that specifies the particular AddressEntry field property you desire to access. These constants are defined in MAPI.CdoPropTags.x where x denotes the particular field, (e.g. CdoPR_DISPLAY_NAME). (You can find most of the available fields by following the link http://www.cdolive.com/cdo10.htm and browsing down to the "AddressEntry properties" section). The second paramater appears to be totally ignored, (as I've passed in several datatypes, (e.g. "", -1, null), and gotten the same result). For safeties sake, I'd use null or System.Reflection.Missing.Value. I've changed the line where you write to the console so that it'll work. All of the casting convolutes it, but it's absolutely necessary in C#. Enjoy.
for(int j = 1; j <= (int)oAddressEntries.Count; j++)
{
MAPI.AddressEntry oAddressEntry = (MAPI.AddressEntry)oAddressEntries.get_Item(j);
if(oAddressEntry.DisplayType.Equals(0) || oAddressEntry.DisplayType.Equals(6))
{
Console.WriteLine(" " + oAddressEntry.Name + " " + ( (MAPI.Field) ( (MAPI.Fields) oAddressEntry.Fields).get_Item(MAPI.CdoPropTags.CdoPR_ACCOUNT,null)).Value);
}
}
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From: Robert Zander
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| ramy elsayed |
help with the same code i need to access CDOLIstTypes.CdoAddressListPAB
exception occurs cdo 80004005
exchange server 2003 with sp1
windows server 2000 sp4
IIS
C#
windows app
The GAL is working
I want the PAB personal Address book
Help me plz.. and really great work
Thanks
Best Regards
Ramy EL Sayed
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