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Muammar©13-Jul-10 10:18

Muammar©

13-Jul-10 10:18

Thanks mate! Looks good..

Muammar©13-Jul-10 10:23

Muammar©

13-Jul-10 10:23

And thanks for linking me to the site.. Unfortunately, it doesn't help me as I'm playing the file from an embedded object as a stream.. Thanks anyways pal!

harold aptroot13-Jul-10 10:38

harold aptroot

13-Jul-10 10:38

You could copy it to a temp file though

Muammar©13-Jul-10 19:22

Muammar©

13-Jul-10 19:22

harold aptroot wrote:
You could copy it to a temp file though

I thought so.. I think I'll have to do it this way, thanks Harold!

How to read attachment content using X-MS-ENUMATTS Method

Ravi Bhavnani13-Jul-10 11:43

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13-Jul-10 11:43

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shaghyegh13-Jul-10 6:15

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13-Jul-10 6:15

I want send for exampel message from one Client to server and server send that message to another Client how I must do it?!
my server project just can send that message to client that send message!!! Confused | :confused:

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Abhinav S13-Jul-10 6:37

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13-Jul-10 6:37

Socket implementation - see here[^].

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meeram39513-Jul-10 5:46

meeram395

13-Jul-10 5:46

I have a class which reads mails from an OWA(OutlookWebAccess)mail box. I am using the following code as follows, but not sure how will I get the attachment and read those attachemnt.

"SELECT" & _
      " ""DAV:href""" & _
      ",""urn:schemas:httpmail:sendername""" & _
      ",""urn:schemas:httpmail:subject""" & _
      ",""urn:schemas:httpmail:datereceived""" & _
      ",""urn:schemas:httpmail:read""" & _
      ",""urn:schemas:httpmail:htmldescription""" & _
      ",""urn:schemas:httpmail:hasattachment""" & _
      ",""urn:schemas:httpmail:attachmentfilename""" & _
      " FROM scope

Even saving the attachment and reading the file thereafter from local folder is also fine. But I don't know how to do the same. Can anybody provide any help for that?

I read something that relates to this in this link. But not able to understand anything. Is this is the way to achieve this?

Please help.

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13-Jul-10 5:40

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Re: Passing parameters from Other Application to .Net

OriginalGriff13-Jul-10 5:45

Re: Passing parameters from Other Application to .Net

13-Jul-10 5:45

Every .NET (and indeed windows) application can have arguments - see the "args" parameter to your "main" method.

When your external app starts your console app. it can provide the parameters as part of the command line.

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13-Jul-10 6:25

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OriginalGriff13-Jul-10 8:10

Re: Passing parameters from Other Application to .Net

13-Jul-10 8:10

You are joking, aren't you?

He said, having a horrible feeling you aren't

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Pete O'Hanlon13-Jul-10 10:00

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13-Jul-10 10:00

As he deleted the original posts, we'll never know.

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Re: Passing parameters from Other Application to .Net

OriginalGriff13-Jul-10 10:15

Re: Passing parameters from Other Application to .Net

13-Jul-10 10:15

The last message he delete was "Yes i am..."
Which I think translates into "no, i really am that in-experienced..." Four years he's been here, and claims to be a senior software developer - it make you wonder where he got his educational certificates! Sigh | :sigh:

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T M Gray13-Jul-10 10:19

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13-Jul-10 10:19

Boxtops my friend. Eat enough Progammer Os and Developer Flakes and for just postage and handling you can be certified in software engineering. Poke tongue | ;-P

Re: Passing parameters from Other Application to .Net

OriginalGriff13-Jul-10 10:27

Re: Passing parameters from Other Application to .Net

13-Jul-10 10:27

I thought it was only Driving Licenses you could get from a Christmas cracker! Laugh | :laugh:

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Shahzad.Aslam13-Jul-10 11:29

Shahzad.Aslam

13-Jul-10 11:29

@OriginalGriff: Dont be jealous.

Also show the previous posts...

The thing is you don't know the answer and I am done with my task.

Re: Passing parameters from Other Application to .Net

DaveyM6913-Jul-10 13:05

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13-Jul-10 13:05

But you apparently know the answer - instead of sharing you deleted the question so now we have this pointless thread on the forum.

If you hadn't deleted the question and had posted the solution you found then many others in the future may have benefited. This is what the CodeProject community is all about.

Dave

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How do I add VSTO as a prerequisite to my .NET setup?

euroazn13-Jul-10 5:22

euroazn

13-Jul-10 5:22

I have a .NET project (written in C#) that is a plug-in for Outlook. For this to work, I need VSTO installed on the machine. This is why I would like VSTO to be a prerequisite to my Setup, but it's not listed. Help, anyone?

Thanks in advance.

dll error

Enobong Adahada13-Jul-10 1:27

Enobong Adahada

13-Jul-10 1:27

i have encountered this error in my program, i don't know how to solve it
pls can someone help.

Error 1 The type 'Sosinpw.SheetStatus' exists in both 'd:\projects\necoscan\necoscan\obj\Debug\Interop.Sosinpw.dll' and 'c:\Program Files\DRS\SKW\Interop.Sosinpw.dll'

thank you.

Richard MacCutchan13-Jul-10 1:34

Richard MacCutchan

13-Jul-10 1:34

It looks like you are trying to include two versions of the same library into your project. Remove the one that you do not need.

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Enobong Adahada13-Jul-10 1:41

Enobong Adahada

13-Jul-10 1:41

thanks you for your reply,
I have only added refrence to one, but when
the project is compiled, the dll is copied to the debug folder,
and then the comflict.
is it something i'm not doinh right.
thank you

Pete O'Hanlon13-Jul-10 2:57

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13-Jul-10 2:57

Do you have this DLL referenced in the gac, and are you attempting to add a local copy of the same?

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Enobong Adahada13-Jul-10 3:48

Enobong Adahada

13-Jul-10 3:48

All i did is to add a reference to it from the
add reference dialogue of the project menu item.