C / C++ / MFC

18-Jun-09 4:12

Can anyone tell me how to send the html page as body of the outlook mail and send it throuh MFC program.. C++..

I think CDO might be right.. can anyone tell more on how to do it.. and where i might get CDO sample programs for this functionality..

led mike18-Jun-09 4:21

18-Jun-09 4:21

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In the other forum you posted this question in you said

charith87 wrote:
The action i want is the procedure should open Outlook Send Message Window with the required fields filled..

Is that what you are trying to do? Because it's not the same thing as sending an email.

Also please don't cross post as you did.

charith8718-Jun-09 4:33

18-Jun-09 4:33

Actually i wanted Outlook to open itself with the required fields open in HTML format.. the thing wanted finally is sending a html page in the body.. but since sending html is itself confusing..

led mike18-Jun-09 4:56

18-Jun-09 4:56

If you are trying to twitter the rest of the message to me, I don't use social networking, um... stuff.

charith8718-Jun-09 5:05

18-Jun-09 5:05

Anyway the message was greater than 160 characters, cant twitter.. Smile | :)

Ok some connection problems thats why .. the problem is i was trying to use extended MAPI but it had a lot of dependency issues.. some header files couldnt be used..

So i went on to use CDO.. but CDO is giving exceptions which couldnt be found in google.. so just searching for a sample html body sending mail in CDO so that i could use it for my application..

Getting the right dependencies (libraries + header files) is the problem.. if you know, you can help..

led mike18-Jun-09 5:26

18-Jun-09 5:26

charith87 wrote:
Getting the right dependencies (libraries + header files) is the problem.. if you know, you can help..

CDO is a COM interface. Check this article out[^] for using COM libraries in VC++

charith8718-Jun-09 5:05

18-Jun-09 5:05

Anyway the message was greater than 160 characters, cant twitter..

Ok some connection problems thats why .. the problem is i was trying to use extended MAPI but it had a lot of dependency issues.. some header files couldnt be used..

So i went on to use CDO.. but CDO is giving exceptions which couldnt be found in google.. so just searching for a sample html body sending mail in CDO so that i could use it for my application..

Getting the right dependencies (libraries + header files) is the problem.. if you know, you can help..

SPLITTING MFC APPLICATIONS??????

Stuart Dootson18-Jun-09 8:00

Stuart Dootson

18-Jun-09 8:00

I've sent HTML as the body of an Outlook message - I think this page[^] about the 'HTMLBody' property of the Outlook MailItem object is what you need. It even has sample code...

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lukeis2k2018-Jun-09 3:31

lukeis2k20

18-Jun-09 3:31

i have an MFC application i would like to split back into its component parts and edit (update the contents)

i had a hard drive problem (dont you just hate it when that happens!) so i lost the original files.

can a split it back up to get the files back again? its half way batter than starting again from scratch.

PLEASE HELP ASAP!!!!

KarstenK18-Jun-09 3:59

KarstenK

18-Jun-09 3:59

There are companies which are specialized in restoring data from damaged hard drives. You better try that.

Your really in bad luck to have no backup. Cry | :((

Press F1 for help or google it.
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lukeis2k2018-Jun-09 4:16

lukeis2k20

18-Jun-09 4:16

this is not the question i asked. my drive died a long time ago. it was an external and was my back up.

does any one know the answer to the question i asked?

David Crow18-Jun-09 4:39

David Crow

18-Jun-09 4:39

lukeis2k20 wrote:
can a split it back up to get the files back again?

No.

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lukeis2k2018-Jun-09 5:11

lukeis2k20

18-Jun-09 5:11

just a no? no reason why not?

if the files are put in how can they not be taken out?
its only logical that there is a way.

David Crow18-Jun-09 5:27

David Crow

18-Jun-09 5:27

lukeis2k20 wrote:
no reason why not?

Sure, there's a very good reason why not. The high-level code (e.g., C, Pascal, and maybe VB) is not part of the binary file that the linker produces. An in-depth study of compilers (not using them, but creating them) may be in your future.

Maximilien18-Jun-09 5:38

Maximilien

18-Jun-09 5:38

well, if we all understand you, you cannot really, easily and practically "dissassemble" (google that) a existing application.

so, in short, no.

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Stuart Dootson18-Jun-09 7:55

Stuart Dootson

18-Jun-09 7:55

One presumes that by 'split', you mean 'decompile'[^].

I also found this page[^], which seems to describe your situation exactly.

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led mike18-Jun-09 9:10

18-Jun-09 9:10

Stuart Dootson wrote:
I also found this page[^], which seems to describe your situation exactly.

That's excellent. Although it should probably also introduce the concept of Backing Up Your Files. I mean you "lost" your source code. It's not like a plane crashed and left you deserted on a magical time traveling island in the middle of the pacific. I mean you "lost" your source code so it's something you could have prevented.

I'm just saying. Laugh | :laugh:

Mem Usage keeps increasing

Stuart Dootson18-Jun-09 9:52

Stuart Dootson

18-Jun-09 9:52

led mike wrote:
Although it should probably also introduce the concept of Backing Up Your Files. I mean you "lost" your source code

Personally, I'd go for a backed up version control system - belt AND braces...

I just wish that the OP could find a decompiler likely to work on his MFC app...and that I could see the look on his face when he runs it and sees the obfuscated gunk that it generates Smile | :)

That'll teach him to backup properly Smile | :)

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FISH78618-Jun-09 2:45

FISH786

18-Jun-09 2:45

Can someone please help me as to why the mem usage in task manager is increasing when I run this loop.

What can I change for it not to do that?

do
    {
        for (x=1;x<27;x++)
        {
            m_bmpCtrl.RedrawWindow();
            strFileName = "F:\\Pictures\\Pic";
            _itoa_s(x,Temp,sizeof(Temp),10);
            strFileName += Temp;
            strFileName += ".bmp";
            m_bmpCtrl.LoadFile(strFileName);
            m_bmpCtrl.RedrawWindow();
            ProcessMessages();
            ::Sleep(1500);
            ProcessMessages();
            y++;
        }
    }while (bDoLoop);

Thanks a million.

David Crow18-Jun-09 2:49

David Crow

18-Jun-09 2:49

Why would you expect it to do otherwise? See here for why Task Manager is not a good measure of a program's memory consumption.

As far as cleanup goes, you can replace

strFileName = "F:\\Pictures\\Pic";				
_itoa_s(x,Temp,sizeof(Temp),10);				
strFileName += Temp;				
strFileName += ".bmp";

with

strFileName.Format("F:\\Pictures\\Pic%d.bmp", x);

FISH78618-Jun-09 3:12

FISH786

18-Jun-09 3:12

Thank you.

I guess the code is fine as is. I really wasn't checking on the mem usage in task manager but was looking for something there and noticed the usage kept increasing.

KarstenK18-Jun-09 4:01

KarstenK

18-Jun-09 4:01

cleanup the loop

call m_bmpCtrl.LoadFile(strFileName); outside of the do{} loop D'Oh! | :doh:

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FISH78618-Jun-09 4:21

FISH786

18-Jun-09 4:21

KarstenK wrote:
outside of the do{} loop

How am I supposed to change the strFileName and load different files inside the loop?