Thomas, I replied yesterday to your question sent to my e-mail address (as as well to your previous question). Have you received my reply?
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Try to use RDO family of objects alone to make sure Outlook does not even see the message until GetItemfromID is called.
var outlook = new ActiveXObject( "Outlook.Application" ); var session = outlook.GetNamespace( "MAPI" ); var strEntryID; // -- session.Logon( "", "", false, false ); // -- { var RDOSession = new ActiveXObject( "Redemption.RDOSession" );
RDOSession.MAPIOBJECT = session.MAPIOBJECT; var mail = RDOSession.GetDefaultFolder(olFolderDrafts).Items.Add("IPM.Note")
Mail.Import("D:\\work\\vorlage.oft", olMsg);
// -- mail.Subject = "test"; mail.Attachments.Add( "D:\\work\\3827319625bsp.pdf" );
mail.Recipients.Add( "test[ at ]test.de" ); mail.Save();
strEntryID = mail.EntryID;
//now use OOM
//or you can call mail.Display(true) without even using OOM var OutlookMail = session.GetItemFromID( strEntryID ); OutlookMail.Display( true ); } // -- session.Logoff();
Dmitry Streblechenko (MVP) http://www.dimastr.com/ OutlookSpy - Outlook, CDO and MAPI Developer Tool
<tsahling[ at ]hausmannwynen.de> wrote in message news:1157035592.618174.134160[ at ]h48g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
[Quoted Text] > Hi! > > If I create an item by template, Outlook ignores setted recipients by > Redemption.SafeMailItem. The message always appears without recipient. > If I create the message by CreateItem(), the recipient appears: > > --- test.js --- > var outlook = new ActiveXObject( "Outlook.Application" ); > var session = outlook.GetNamespace( "MAPI" ); > var strEntryID; > // -- > session.Logon( "", "", false, false ); > // -- > { > var mail = outlook.CreateItemFromTemplate( "D:\\work\\vorlage.oft" ); > // -- > mail.Subject = "test"; > mail.Attachments.Add( "D:\\work\\3827319625bsp.pdf" ); > mail.Save(); > // -- > { > var smail = new ActiveXObject( "Redemption.SafeMailItem" ); > // -- > smail.Item = mail; > smail.Recipients.Add( "test[ at ]test.de" ); > // -- > mail.Save(); > // -- > smail = null; > } > // -- > strEntryID = mail.EntryID; > // -- > mail = null; > } > // -- > { > var mail = session.GetItemFromID( strEntryID ); > // -- > mail.Display( true ); > } > // -- > session.Logoff(); > --- test.js --- > > (Redemption 4.12, Outlook 2000, Win 2000 Prof. SP4) > > Does anyone has an idea what the problem could be here? > > Thanks! >
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