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Thanx buddy
Wel i'll try out this function today. If i need i'll let you know about your source code.
BTW my mail id is sohail_k@lycos.com
modified 21-Apr-21 21:01pm.
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convert the BSTR to _bstr_t or LPCSTR and then pass the string to a COleDateTime , see MSDN for COleDateTime help.
it's not so hard. good luck. 
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Hi there
Copy your BSTR Object into CComVariant
like
BSTR bstrobj;
CComVariant var(bstrobj);
use this method
var.ChangeType(VT_DATE);
this will convert your var which is holding bstr data to Date type data ,condition applys :BSTR must not hold malicious  data
Now u can dine and date with your BSTR..objs. 
Abhishek Srivastava
Software Engg (VC++)
India ,Noida
Mobile no 9891492921
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Hi,
is there any way to create in Outlook a Folder under an existing Folder such as "Inbox".
I have to do it in C++ by using the Wrapper-Classe from the Outlook Type Libraries.
I´m new in Automation and have some problems to do it.
Please send help !
Paul
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For this Problem I have the solution.
And here comes the next:
In this new Folder I want to save an item.
How can I search for this folder wich is not the default folder.
Paul
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Hello,
I created 2 .net dlls using C# and visual studio.net. One of the dlls (DLL1) references the other (DLL2).
I then create a .net exe (windows forms) which referenced both the DLLs.
I registered DLL1 with my system com+ services using regsvcs.exe. This was created as a server application with maximum access rights given.
I then created a proxy (proxy application) and deployed it on one workstation along with the .net exe.
When the exe file runs it is able to access DLL1 on the server. But DLL1 is not able to access DLL2.
To overcome this i registered DLL2 in the GAC but the problem was still present.
I want to know whether user created COM+ dlls can access other user created dlls on the system. If so how to do this.
A.Almeida
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does anyone have any experience in this?
I am using a CRecorset (C++) object to pull data from a database. The data field in the recordset is a CTime data object. I am trying to pass the data to a class defined in VB and the property is a Date data type.
Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
thanks
roger
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We have an .NET service (written in C#, running in the LocalService account), which impersonates an account, opens a CDO session and then reads/writes mails and tasks from/to folders only accessible by the impersonated user.
If the service calls windowsImpersonationContext.Undo() after the CDO session has logged on, it usually can read public folders and their content without a problem. But every once in a while (average after 20 objects have been read), it throws a System.NullReferenceException at System.Runtime.InvokeDispMethod.
If the service does not undo the impersonation and runs in the account which is logged on to Exchange, the NullPointerException is thrown exactly when the fourth CDO object is retrieved. I have already tried opening a new session before opening a folder, but then the Exception is thrown while logging on the fourth session.
If the fourth action is reading the contents of a folder, the NullreferenceException occurs in MAPI.Folder.get_Messages(). If I try to read a message, it occurs in MAPI.Message.get_Text(),
MAPI.Message.get_Attachments() or another get-method.
Here is a typical stack trace for reading message properties:
System.NullReferenceException: Der Objektverweis wurde nicht auf eine Objektinstanz festgelegt.
at System.RuntimeType.InvokeDispMethod(String name, BindingFlags invokeAttr, Object target, Object[] args, Boolean[] byrefModifiers, Int32 culture, String[] namedParameters)
at System.RuntimeType.InvokeMember(String name, BindingFlags invokeAttr, Binder binder, Object target, Object[] args, ParameterModifier[] modifiers, CultureInfo culture, String[] namedParameters)
at System.RuntimeType.ForwardCallToInvokeMember(String memberName, BindingFlags flags, Object target, Int32[] aWrapperTypes, MessageData& msgData)
at MAPI.Message.get_Attachments()
at Vita.Bk.SecureItem.CopyFrom(Message message)
And here is a typical stack trace for listing folder items:
System.NullReferenceException: Der Objektverweis wurde nicht auf eine Objektinstanz festgelegt.
at System.RuntimeType.InvokeDispMethod(String name, BindingFlags invokeAttr, Object target, Object[] args, Boolean[] byrefModifiers, Int32 culture, String[] namedParameters)
at System.RuntimeType.InvokeMember(String name, BindingFlags invokeAttr, Binder binder, Object target, Object[] args, ParameterModifier[] modifiers, CultureInfo culture, String[] namedParameters)
at System.RuntimeType.ForwardCallToInvokeMember(String memberName, BindingFlags flags, Object target, Int32[] aWrapperTypes, MessageData& msgData)
at MAPI.Folder.get_Messages()
at Vita.Bk.OutlookService.OutlookService.ListUserTodoItems(Object[] parameters) in c:\visual studio-projekte\mba kataster\outlookservice\outlookservice.cs:line 529
That is how the service behaves on .Net Framework 1.0 without service packs. I have installed Service Pack 2, now the NullReferenceExceptions always occur at random, no matter if the service is still impersonating a user or not.
The "Outlook EMail Security" stuff has been configured to allow all MAPI and CDO actions, but there is still no change, the CDO objects are throwing Exceptions after a while.
Does anyone know what happens here? Is is a problem of CDO or .NET Interop?
Thanx in advance,
corinna
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We get a similar situation with our ASP.NET site that uses CDO to access our Exchange server. I never have figured it out and usually just "kicked" it to get it going again (kill the ASP.NET worker process). I'm betting it's a similar issue...except we don't use interop. At least, not directly. But we don't use impersonation, either. ASP.NET uses the System.Web.Mail namespace classes, which do use CDO. I'm guessing this problem is with CDO.
As far as configuring the Outlook email security, this shouldn't affect anything. They only affect MAPI, not Extended MAPI (or CDO, which seems to use some EMAPI).
I wish I could be of more help, but like I said, I never figured it out myself.
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i compiled a atl project to implement dhtm binary behavior by vc6.0.
but, the error, 'IElementBehavior' : base class undefined, had appeared.
i included mshtml.h in my project.but i find that the interface 'IElementBehavior' is not in it. why?help me.thanks.
vc++6.0 winxp pro
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Are you sure your INCLUDE path is setup right? Sure, it is supposed to throw an error when a header file isn't found, but one never knows. Are you sure you have the latest Platform SDK? I have the most recent PSDK and IElementBehavior is showing up in my mshtml.h header file.
If all you have is the PSDK that came with VC++ 6.0, chances are you don't have it. Go to http://www.microsoft.com/msdownload/platformsdk/sdkupdate/default.htm[^] and update the PSDK on your machine. This could take a while, so make sure you have a fast connection or get the CD, in which case you pay only for S&H.
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That is ok! thanks to Heath Stewart.;)
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Hi guys,
I'm pretty sure what I'm going to ask is impossible, (I can't think of a way round it), however I'm trying to write a program which can get past a software firewall (outgoing) on a local machine (I KNOW there is not much you can do if someone has a linux firewall on a remote machine). Is there anyway to defeat software level (ie ZoneAlarm) packet filtering.
The reasoning behind this request is a program for stolen computers to report back to a server.
regards,
entr0py
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I have an application which represents the filesystem of a device connected via a serial link. I do navigate the device's filesystem and copy files to/from using drag/drop or clipboard. Here comes the problem. I implemented Drag/Drop and Clipboard using CF_FILEDESCRIPTOR and CF_FILECONTENTS with IStream. But i donno how to copy the nested folders from the application to the Windows Explorer. Should i enumerate the contents of folder and all itz subfolders? It can be timeconsuming over the serial link. 
Somewhere i read that 'IStorage' can be used for the purpose. But how ?  No information or examples regarding "how to implement IStorage" is not available. Can anybody help me to solve out this, pleeeeeeeease?
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 Our applicatiosn hosts the WebBrowser control. I need to catch the onclick event on a web page from our application.I am able to catch the onclick event except for frames in my handler in the event sink. When I click on a frame in a webpage, I am not able to get the onClick event to be handled in my code. Can anyone tell me why it is behaving this way?
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Each frame hosts it's own document. You'll have to advise each document by enumerating all the frames and getting the documents for each (remembering to clean them up later).
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Thank you very much. It really helped.
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I have developled a SDI application using MFC (VC++ 6.0) which may be launched with an ini file as a parameter or directly from the executable.
If the ini file is provided this is read to ascertain a number of parameters, including details for a sockets connection which creates a telnet type user interface, processed via OnOpenDocument.
If no ini file is provided the program derives this from the name of the executable, processed via OnNewDocument which then calls OnOpenDocument passing in the correct file as though read from the command line.
I am now trying to invoke the Automation, which I requested when I created the original program via the wizard, so I can drive it from a script, but am having some difficulties.
From VBA I want to be able to either
create the application then via an automation function pass in the address of the ini file and process as though I had launched it from a shortcut
or
pass in the ini file with the original CreateObject.
I am getting a number of errors when I follow the normal documentation which I think means that I am going through the startup process multiple times.
Does anyone know of a diagram of the process followed when an object is created via Automation or have any hints which may put me on the correct path.
I had expected it to behave like Word or Excel where you CreateObject the application then Open a "Document" but that doesn't seem to be the process which the wizard has created in my application.
Sara
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Checking that box mostly just includes the right headers. The MFC class wizard does have things to help you add automation support to classes (I think it is the "Automation" tab, but it's been a while since I've used any MFC).
As far as starting an application, it is usuall in the form of "ProductName.Application", like new Word.Application or CreateObject("Word.Application"). This finds the ProgID in the registry which finds (perhaps first, a version-dependent ProgID) a CLSID which is used to start the server (either out-of-proc, or in-proc and optionally remote, if supported). The exe is started in these cases.
Word, Excel, and other Office buddies are entirely different beasts from MFC apps. While similar in apparent concept, they are definitely not. They're automation servers will automatically open a new or existing document. To do the same, you're going to have to make sure that when your applicaiton is launched for automation (takes the automatically defined /automation command-line parameter) you'll have to take your application through the steps.
I know this is very specific, but it wasn't a very specific question. This is roughly the process that is followed and I hope I could give you some pointers about how to complete automation in your application (i.e., it isn't done completely for free).
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How can I manipulate BSTR typed string in ATL3COM?
Can I convert it to some manipulateable String type?
If yes in which?
Kindly guide me.
Kind Regards
Atif
Watch Your Thoughts for they will become your actions.
Watch Your Actions for they will become your habits.
Watch Your Habits for they will become your beliefs.
Watch Your Beliefs for they will determine your destiny.
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Anything that can deal with UNICODE (such as CString, from WTL3.1 or MFC), or any of the wide character functions can handle a BSTR, but to change the BSTR you will effectively need to SysFreeString the old one and SysAllocString the new one, unless you're doing something trivial like making it upper/lowercase.
It's managed, in that there's a length prefix, but other than that, it appears to the developer to be a WCHAR block.
Steve S
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We've currently got a Visual Basic coded ActiveX DLL that implements ISMTPOnArrival::OnArrival to intercept messages as they arrive -- we have a website that lets users send/receive emails so they're added to an SQL DB within this DLL.
However, over the past few months we've had severe performance problems as load has increased. We're in the process of re-examining the code to determine what can be done to speed things up.
One of the things I found mentioned that because of VB6's threading requests had to be serialised and queued before being fulfilled by the Mail Sink object that was housed by the SMTP service.
Consequently, one option is to re-write (the essentially simple code) as a Visual C++ ATL project and all it to support MTA and be free threaded, being careful about being thread-aware.
The Mail Sink DLL uses other ActiveX COM DLLs to access the DB as per usual DNA architecture. If I were to re-code the mail sink using Visual C++ and support multi-threaded request fulfilment, will this be supported by making subsequent calls to the various other COM DLLs that will be STA/Apartment threaded?
I've probably not made myself especially clear, but I'd really appreciate your thoughts.
Thanks,
Paul
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We are developing a C# application using .Net AsyncCallback delegates. The application currently executes, as expected,
using these asynchronous methods. Once this application is converted to a COM+ component (i.e. a .NET serviced component)
the program ceases to execute properly and 'hangs' without asynchronously executing the callback delegates.
Any help with .Net asynchronous programming under COM+ would be grealty appreciated. Thanks. Rick
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