How to send a mail via a connector direct to a public folder

How to send a mail via a connector direct to a public folder

Post by Walther Hillbran » Sun, 12 Jan 1997 04:00:00



I would like to send an incoming fax via the FACSys fax-connector (plugin
for Exchange 4) direct to a public folder without having a fax-admin to do
this. The problem is, that without being logged in the admin cannot move a
fax/mail direct to a public folder. And when i transmit the incoming fax
direct to the recipient "PUBLIC FOLDER X...", I receive an error message in
the NT application log from the FACSys connector that the "PUBLIC FOLDER
X..." recipient cannot be found. The other way to solve this would be a
folder-rule for the INBOX of the administrator so each incoming mail is
sent directly to the public folder, but that wont work either cause there
is no rule possible for the inbox. Has anyone an idea?
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How to send a mail via a connector direct to a public folder

Post by R.Krame » Mon, 13 Jan 1997 04:00:00


I'm sure your Public Folder has a E-mail address to which you can route the
fax-message. I don't know FACsys very well, but Public Folders are hidden
and so perhaps before you can tell FACsys where to route teh fax-messages
to, you first have to un-hide the Public Folder (in the advanced-tab).

HTH,
Ruud



> I would like to send an incoming fax via the FACSys fax-connector (plugin
> for Exchange 4) direct to a public folder without having a fax-admin to
do
> this. The problem is, that without being logged in the admin cannot move
a
> fax/mail direct to a public folder. And when i transmit the incoming fax
> direct to the recipient "PUBLIC FOLDER X...", I receive an error message
in
> the NT application log from the FACSys connector that the "PUBLIC FOLDER
> X..." recipient cannot be found. The other way to solve this would be a
> folder-rule for the INBOX of the administrator so each incoming mail is
> sent directly to the public folder, but that wont work either cause
there
> is no rule possible for the inbox. Has anyone an idea?
> --



 
 
 

1. Send mail via VB FROM Public Folder

Hi,

I am applying VB script to an exchange public folder via the folders
Agents tab. This script is performing some processing on the mail, and
if, for any reason, that processing fails, a message should be sent to
a default user (X400 address) informing them of the failure.

My problems are thus : Upon entering the SendMessage routine I have
created, the script seems to fall out after I try to get a handle on
the outbox (I am assuming that this outbox does exist for a public
folder in order that mail can be sent). My current code (minus error
checking) goes along the lines:

Public Function SendMessage ()

   ' ***************************************
   ' Get a handle on the current CDO Session
   ' ***************************************
   Set CDOSession = EventDetails.Session    'Session Object
   Set myOutbox = CDOSession.Outbox         # <-- err is here
   Set myMessages = myOutbox.Messages
   Set NewMessage = myMessages.add

   With NewMessage
        .Subject = "JCS(Log) Watcher failed "
        .Text = "Messages processed : Error occurred."
        .Importance = CdoHigh

        Set ObjRecip = .Recipients.Add
        With ObjRecip
                .name="Exchange JCS(Log)Watcher"
                .type=CdoTo
                .address=g_Default_Adress
        End With

        .update showDialog=false                        
        .Send

   End With

End Function

The erroring code the CDOSession.outbox line. Is this possible to do
on a Public Folder, or should I be using some other method to send
this mail ? The error information I am retrieving from this problem is
minimal i.e. none, even though I am placing an "if (Err.Number <> 0)"
after each command.

Any helps/ideas would be appreciated

Cheers

Col

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