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how to get message submit time.

2-Jul-09 1:07

You can use this An Easy to Use Wrapper for SQLite3 (Totally Free Embedded Database Engine!)[^]

Is this what you need?

Manish Patel.
B.E. - Information Technology.

Regarding views

kirankatta2-Jul-09 0:16

kirankatta

2-Jul-09 0:16

More explanation to adress the problem:

Hi Chandu:

My problem is, i created one new databse from a existed template database, add a document to this new databse, and set body ,bcc,cc, subject to this databse, and add this document to inbox folder,Suppose we did't mention any database default it will be saved in All Document.If we mention any folder name, that should be saved in that folder,.

Both views and folders are same, but when i try to save this newlly created document into sent views, iam getting problem, unable to add to that views,

For folders its working fine and incase of views its raising some problem, what is the proble, for folder i use

db.GetViewFolder("inbox",&tempFolder);
tempFolder.FolderAddDocument(newdoc)function,

if i want to work with views, which function can i use to save the document in a particular view.

Revert me back with some suitable function which are the sufficient to achieve this one.

Re: Regarding views

Chandrasekharan P2-Jul-09 0:56

Chandrasekharan P

2-Jul-09 0:56

its a bit to understand what you are trying to explain. Please explain a little more

santhosh-padamatinti1-Jul-09 23:23

1-Jul-09 23:23

hi

please tell me how to display the message submit time. I know the property that is PR_CLIENT_SUBMIT_TIME. at least give me links for displaying the message time.
thanx in advance

sampath-padamatinti

Madhu Nair1-Jul-09 23:29

Madhu Nair

1-Jul-09 23:29

Curious to know whether you solved the PATH problem

Cedric Moonen1-Jul-09 23:35

Cedric Moonen

1-Jul-09 23:35

sampath-padamatinti wrote:
please tell me how to display the message submit time

Which message are you talking about ? What is this display time you are talking about ?

You know, "message" is such widely used in software that without background information, nobody will be able to help you...

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manish.patel1-Jul-09 23:42

1-Jul-09 23:42

Are you talking about mail message time in MAPI?

Manish Patel.
B.E. - Information Technology.

santhosh-padamatinti2-Jul-09 0:08

2-Jul-09 0:08

yes, write now I able to get every property like cc,bcc etc except time.
how it is possible.

sampath-padamatinti

manish.patel2-Jul-09 0:12

2-Jul-09 0:12

Which time are you talking about sent time or recieved time?

Try to use PR_MESSAGE_DELIVERY_TIME.

Is it what you want?

Manish Patel.
B.E. - Information Technology.

santhosh-padamatinti2-Jul-09 0:19

2-Jul-09 0:19

sent time

sampath-padamatinti

manish.patel2-Jul-09 0:31

2-Jul-09 0:31

Then PR_CLIENT_SUBMIT_TIME is right.

For Recieved: PR_MESSAGE_DELIVERY_TIME

Manish Patel.
B.E. - Information Technology.

santhosh-padamatinti2-Jul-09 0:41

2-Jul-09 0:41

yaa, I know this property. and it returns the PT_SYSTIME. but the problem is i unable to display the time value. If you know plz explain indetail.

sampath-padamatinti

manish.patel2-Jul-09 0:53

2-Jul-09 0:53

You are getting value as SPropValue.

Suppose its prop.

Now use following code to convert FILETIME to SYSTEMTIME

SYSTEMTIME sTm;
FileTimeToSystemTime(&(prop.Value.ft), &sTm);

Manish Patel.
B.E. - Information Technology.

santhosh-padamatinti2-Jul-09 1:23

2-Jul-09 1:23

I wrote like this but it is not showing the value.

SPropValue prop;
prop.ulPropTag = PR_MESSAGE_DELIVERY_TIME;
SYSTEMTIME sTm;
FileTimeToSystemTime(&(prop.Value.ft), &sTm);
printf("%d\n",sTm.wDay);

sampath-padamatinti

manish.patel2-Jul-09 1:32

2-Jul-09 1:32

You are not retriving value from MAPI.
Use this code:

LPSPropValue prop;
ULONG ulPropCount;
ULONG p[2]={ 1,PR_MESSAGE_DELIVERY_TIME };
HRESULT hr = m_pItem->GetProps((LPSPropTagArray)p, MAPI_CREATE, &ulPropCount, &prop);
SYSTEMTIME sTm;
FileTimeToSystemTime(&(prop->Value.ft), &sTm);
printf("%d\n",sTm.wDay);

where m_pItem is your message object.

Hope this helps you. Laugh | :laugh:

Manish Patel.
B.E. - Information Technology.

santhosh-padamatinti2-Jul-09 1:34

2-Jul-09 1:34

Thanx ,so much I got now, I made a small change like follow.

SYSTEMTIME sTm;
FileTimeToSystemTime(&(pRows->aRow[i].lpProps[ePR_MESSAGE_DELIVERY_TIME].Value.ft), &sTm);
printf("%d\n",sTm.wDay);

sampath-padamatinti

manish.patel2-Jul-09 1:42

2-Jul-09 1:42

No matter. You are fetching values by rows.

I have suggested that was for single property.

Manish Patel.
B.E. - Information Technology.

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santhosh-padamatinti1-Jul-09 23:13

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CPallini1-Jul-09 23:20

CPallini

1-Jul-09 23:20

sampath-padamatinti wrote:
how can i specify my path in this

Posting it again and again won't help, I suppose... Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

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Re: how can i specify the pathssa

santhosh-padamatinti1-Jul-09 23:28