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| horst ruppert@staware.com From: Starnberg, Germany Posts: 34 Member Since: 11/23/04 |
posted March 16, 2005 12:29 PM Dear support team, I'm developing with vc6 and now I think I've found an error occuring with your latest release. I get Mails in files of Standard-EML Type, just given another extension. After loading those mails I can see all is loaded correctly by calling the GetContent function. But when I try to access the data of an attachment either via PutFile or GetData of the part containing the attachment I just get an empty file or buffer. I will send you the belonging file via mail. Best Regards Horst Ruppert |
| horst ruppert@staware.com From: Starnberg, Germany Posts: 34 Member Since: 11/23/04 |
posted March 17, 2005 5:26 AM Dear support team, when creating the requested test project in vb I discovered that when calling the data element (even in vb) the data is not stored to the requested text variable but to a file located in the local directory. That is not acceptable! I do not want a file created when all I want is data transfered into a buffer. That seems to be some problem I never understood in the past when working with your tool. At least it should be clear that a file is created but not a hint of this is given anywhere in your documentation. I hope you can at least tell me how to avoid this. Best Regards Horst Ruppert |
Tony Priest From: Utica, NY USA Posts: 8466 Member Since: 04/11/00 |
posted March 17, 2005 9:21 AM What do you have Message.AttachmentDirectory set to? |
| horst ruppert@staware.com From: Starnberg, Germany Posts: 34 Member Since: 11/23/04 |
posted March 17, 2005 10:30 AM Ok, thanks that was my problem. Though I read and implemented it the Attachment directory was not correctly initialized in my app. But I'm still testing to be shure. Thanks for your quick help! Best Regards Horst Ruppert |
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