> Hi Ken,
> Thank you again for your help. But I am absolutely new to both
> outlook and not very good in c++ also. So I am still unable to proceed
> ahead. I request you to please help me . I will tell you what I am
> doing exactly.
>
> I am using OOM 2003 and the application is C++ based with MFC support.
> As you said, the MAPIOBJECT property is a hidden one and I was able to
> see it in the VB macro editor that comes with outlook. But I am using
> VC++ 6 and I was unable to view any hidden members using that. Also, I
> am generating the header and implementation files for OOM using the
> "class wizard- Add class from type library" (msoutl.olb) option of the
> VC++ IDE. In the generated .h and .cpp files also, there was no
> reference to the MAPIOBJECT property (or any other hidden properties
> and methods). So when I tried to use the MAPIOBJECT property, i am
> getting compiler error saying that the member is not found.
> And the prototype of the RDOSession.Logon function is
>
> void Logon(const VARIANT& ProfileName, const VARIANT& Password, const
> VARIANT& ShowDialog, const VARIANT& NewSession, const VARIANT&
> ParentWindowHandle, const VARIANT& NoMail);
>
> So even here, I dont understand what parametrers to be passed. And this
> is my college project and I desperately need to complete it. So Plzzz
> help me. And if possible, please provide me with a code sample in
> c++/MFC.
> Thank you....
>
>
> Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook] wrote:
> > If Outlook is already running something like this works:
> >
> > oSession.Logon "", "", False, False
> >
> > NameSpace.MAPIOBJECT is there certainly for Outlook 2000 and later. I don't
> > have any earlier versions to check on running here. It's a hidden member
> > however of that object model. When the Object Browser is displayed
> > right-click somewhere in the list of properties, methods and events and
> > select Show Hidden Members to see it in the NameSpace object properties.
> >
> > --
> > Ken Slovak
> > [MVP - Outlook]
> >
http://www.slovaktech.com> > Author: Absolute Beginner's Guide to Microsoft Office Outlook 2003
> > Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options
> >
http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm> >
> >
> > <sagar.pes[ at ]gmail.com> wrote in message
> > news:1150867298.811983.30100[ at ]r2g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> > > Hi Ken,
> > > thank you very much for thr prompt reply. Now I understand that I need
> > > to instantiate either MAPIUtils or the RDOSession object. But I din't
> > > understand to wat to initialse them with. Redemption says :
> > >
> > > There are several ways to log on to a MAPI session in RDO:
> > >
> > > * set the RDOSession.MAPIOBJECT property to an instance of the
> > > IMAPISession Extended MAPI object. IMAPISession can be retrieved either
> > > through Extended MAPI using the MAPILogonEx function, Outlook Object
> > > Model (Namespace.MAPIOBJECT property in Outlook 2002 and up) or CDO
> > > 1.21 (Session.MAPIOBJECT property)
> > >
> > > * RDOSession.Logon method, which takes several parameters,
> > > including the MAPI profile name (pass an empty string to use the
> > > default MAPI profile)
> > >
> > > But I am using Outlook2003 OOM and C++. And I din't find any
> > > property named MAPIOBJECT in Namespace. Also the function
> > > RDOSession.LogOn() expects arguments of the type VARIANT. So i will be
> > > greatful to you if you please give me some code sample to logon to
> > > RDOSession or initialise MAPIUtils.
> > > Thank you again..
> > >