Where are all the other recipients?

[Anonymous]

I am attempting to write a formativ applet to send an email to all (cc) recipients of an appointment. When the appointment is deleted, an event is triggered that activates the applet. What I want to do is to is to extract all email addresses in the ‘cc’ field. However, it does not matter if I inadvertently add all recipients. The basic code of the applet (that demonstrates a problem …) that I currently have is:

Set theAppt = Client.ClientState.CommandMessage
for x = 1 to theAppt.Recipients.Count
MsgBox( theAppt.Recipients.Item(x) & ” ” & x )
next

This works (with the entries in a different order, depending on which of ‘to’ ‘cc’ or ‘bc’ are used) but only shows the first entry in each of the ‘to’ ‘cc’ or ‘bc’ fields. So if I have

To: person1@ourDomain.com
Cc: person2@ourDomain.com;person3@ourDomain.com
Bc: person4@ourDomain.com

the routine alerts:
person2@ourDomain.com 1
person4@ourDomain.com 2
person1@ourDomain.com 3

What has happened to person3?

Am I doing something wrong? And is there an easier way to detect all ‘cc’ recipients?

Topic

[Anonymous]

Ok, I think I have narrowed down the cause of the person3 missing problem. In my test cases, person2 was a resource called ’39pp room 132′, and for some reason, the GW API was objecting to that name appearing in the CC list. Unsure why.

However, it works with normal users and other resources.

If anyone knows of a way to extract _just_ the cc recipients, please let me know.

[Support 2]

The following examples represent two different ways to extract the CC recipients.

  dim theAppt
  dim iRecipient
  
  Set theAppt = Client.ClientState.CommandMessage  
  
  for x = 1 to theAppt.Recipients.Count
    set iRecipient = theAppt.Recipients.Item(x)
    
    ' Display CC type only
    if (iRecipient.TargetType = fgwCC) then
      msgbox iRecipient.EmailAddress
    end if
    
    set iRecipient = nothing
  next

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  msgbox GroupWise.ItemGetText(theAppt.MessageID, itfCC)

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Regards,

Advansys Support

[Author]

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