Brad Hards wrote, On 08/15/08 20:07:
[snip]
You ask for the right property (which might be sent, or received, or changed -
you haven't told us which "date" you want), and you get it back, then you
process it as required.
Minimally, the received date.
You might also like to look at the mapitest modules (see
utils/mapitest/modules/ directory)
If you can tell us what you are trying to do, I might be able to provide
better guidance.
j
Ideally, reproducing the message as it existed when the exchange server
received it. I know this it not completely possible, as Exchange doesn't
store the actual raw email, but, instead, breaks it up into its
component parts. We make an email archiving appliance. Many of our
customers have large amounts of existing email that they want archived.
Right now, we have to take a rather convoluted path to get the existing
email out of the Exchange server and into a form that we can process. If
we can talk directly to the Exchange server via MAPI/ExchangeRPC, we can
simplify the process our customers have to go through.
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