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[dstrickler]

The code works on internal email, but not on email (with attachmnets) that come in via GWIA.

[dstrickler]

Sounds like a decent workaround.

Thanks,

Dave

[dstrickler]

I’ll give it a try!

[dstrickler]

OK, I’ll proceed with creating a new message. I thought for a little bit that I could Clone the message, but it doesn’t appear that’s possible with a received message, just a new one.

On a sire note, the URL you passed in the previous message doesn’t seem to work, and a search in the ObjAPI didn’t return an AddExisting… either. My guess is that its not active on their site yet.

Thanks for your help with this !

– Dave

[dstrickler]

Your code for the Phone Message works perfectly – thanks!

What I am doing here is an applet that when I receive a CallWare voicemail message in my inbox (comes in as regular email with a WAV file attachment), I would like to morph (“Change Item Type”) it into a Phone Message.

Since the message is sent to me, I imagine this can’t be done (only on ones I am sending will it work).

So, for now, I am readying the inbound message, and creating a new Phone Message, based on its properties, and then delete the original email.

Now I have a message in my inbox that is a Phone Message. It works, but is awkward (timestamp is different, “from” is different, etc).

Is there a way to Morph the messge? This would be cleaned code, and I wouldn’t have to deal with copying the file attachment from one message to another Ugh….

[dstrickler]

Yes, sounds difficult, but at this point, I’ll take a stab at it. Do you remember how to get the text out of the properties?

Thanks,

Dave

[dstrickler]

Actualy the GWIA does support the RFC on this feature, but so few mail systems us it that’s its very unreliable.

I was looking for accessing the status “delivered” which can be seen in the Propoerties of a mail message. I can’t seem to find where that exists in the Object API.

I wrote an app that needed this a while back, and just turned on all recipts for sent mail, and used those receipts as notices that the mail has been read/deleted, but as you said, that only works within GroupWise.

[dstrickler]

Looks like Novell has a bug in their documentation! Taken from their web page(s) that document the Object API:

Groups and Compound Statements Example
(FROM CONTAINS “TJEFFERSON” OR FROM CONTAINS “jADAMS”) AND (MESSAGE BEGINS WITH
“When in the course” AND CREATE_DATE = 1776/7/4)

Once again – thanks for the excellent help!

[dstrickler]

The word CONTAINS works fine, but BEGINS WITH doesn’t seem to work.

Any clues?

[dstrickler]

Thanks!

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