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I have used this command like this:
Sub Main(Client, GWEvent) call Groupwise.PrefSignature(incNo, false, false, "") End Sub
What problem are you experiencing?
Regards,
Advansys Support
Smartfields is accessed from the main GroupWise toolbar. It has an icon that looks like this:
Please me know if you can’t see this icon.
Thank you.
Advansys Support
We don’t have an example. However, you need to carry out the following steps:
Create a Trusted Application Object
Use GroupWise.CreateTrustedApplicationObjectEx() to obtain a trusted application key. You need to protect the key, as it provides access to your GroupWise system. Search for ‘CreateTrustedApplicationObjectEx’ in the Language Guide for details.
Set the Credentials
You need to tell GroupWise you are about to use the Trusted application key by calling GroupWise.Session.SetTrustedApplicationCredentials(). You pass it the application name and key used/obtained by CreateTrustedApplicationObjectEx() above.
Login to the Account
Use the Object API to access the account. You need to use the Multilogin to get an account object:
set oAccount = GroupWise.Session.Multilogin(“UserID”, “”, null, fgwNeverPrompt, null)
Once you have the users account object you can locate the appropriate address book and perform the appropriate tasks. This is all done via the GroupWise Object API, which is beyond the scope of what can be explained here. Have a look at http://developer.novell.com/ndk/doc/gwobjapi/gwobjenu/data/hyfolkga.html as a starting point.
I hope this helps.
Advansys Support
Advansys has been working closely with Novell for some time regarding a version of Formativ compatible with GroupWise 7. We expect to have a test version available for use with the Public GroupWise 7 beta in approximately 2 weeks.
An announcement will be made on the home page of http://www.advansyscorp.com.
Regards,Advansys Support
Good news!
Advansys Support
Here’s one approach:
dim oMsg dim oMessages iFilter = "(MAIL) AND (BOX_TYPE = INCOMING) AND (NOT READ)" Set oMessages = GroupWise.Account.MailBox.FindMessages(iFilter) if oMessages is nothing then exit sub end if for each oMsg in oMessages msgbox oMsg.subject next set oMsg = nothing set oMessages = nothing
Advansys Support
I’ve just tried this link and it works fine. Try again and see if you can access them now.
You could also download the software, which will install the documentation.
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Advansys Support
You need to modify your applet to locate all new messages, then process them in tern in response to a new message event. I would also suggest you integrate with the OnStartup event as well in order to process messages that may have arrived while the client was not running.
See the GetQuickMessagesCollection() and FindMessages() methods of the Folder object as a start. These are both native Object API methods you’ll find documented on the Novell web site – http://developer.novell.com/ndk/doc/gwobjapi/index.html?page=/ndk/doc/gwobjapi/gwobjenu/data/h7ikbsqg.html
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Advansys Support
No problems. Good to hear things are working.
Regards,
Advansys Support
I cannot comment on your XP/Voicemail issue. Perhaps the XP firewall is blocking your voicemail application? Consult your Voicemail vendor.
Was Formativ working previously on this machine? You may need to re-install Formativ. I would require more information in order to assist further.
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Advansys Support
The following code displays the email addresses for the current message.
dim oMsg dim oRecipient set oMsg = client.clientstate.commandmessage if oMsg is nothing then exit sub end if for each oRecipient in oMsg.recipients msgbox oRecipient.displayname & vbcrlf & oRecipient.emailaddress next set oRecipient = nothing set oMsg = nothing
You can apply this technique to any instance of a message object.
I hope this helps.
Advansys Support
Have you assigned configuration objects to these users in eDirectory? Failure to do this is often the reason why applets to do appear. Another reason may be related to the registration status of Runtime.
Could you please email me the configuration information from one of the client machines where no applets are visible? From the GroupWise main menu select Help | About Formativ. When the about box appears select the configuration tab. Press the ‘copy to clipboard’ button, then paste into an email message addressed to support@advansyscorp.com.
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Advansys Support
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1) It would be useful if you can confirm that an email that is being edited is always an X00?
My understanding is that the message ID can be something other than X00 is the message hs been saved to the work in progress folder. However, X00 can still be used to access the message. See what MessageIDFromView() brings back. However, for confirmation you would need to ask Novell.
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2) How does Groupwise know which message is the draft of the one being sent?
I suspect this must be internal GroupWise functionality.
More information might be available over in the Novell GroupWise developer Usenet forums:
developer-forums.novell.com
Advansys Support
Thank you for your post. The release of MessageViewer 1.3.2 has been delayed in order to introduce some new technology designed to make the solution faster and more flexible.
In the meantime, try downloading MessageViewer 1.3.0.2 from:
http://www.advansyscorp.com/beta/messageviewer.zip
I suspect this version will fix the ZIP problem. Please let me know if it doesn’t.
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Advansys Support
I couldn’t be sure without trying. I would expect you may be able to read the addressbookrights collection to see if the current user is included in the collection. It may well be that you just have to try to write to a field and see if it allowed.
As this an Object API issue, you may wish to consult Novell’s online documentation at:
http://developer.novell.com/ndk/doc/gwobjapi/index.html?gwobjenu/data/h7ikbsqg.html
Regards,
Advansys Support
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