Trying to create a script that would create Outlook data file (pst) for the current out user. any pointer on where to look for ?
Use Namespace.AddStore or Namespace.AddStoreEx in the OUtlook Object Model to create a new PST store in teh current profile.
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I'm new to SuiteScript. Is it possible for SuiteScript 2.0 to create a trigger to start some funcionality as soon as a new file is uploaded to a particular folder in Netsuite's File Cabinet (by web services or manually by drag and drop zone)?
Thanks in advance for helping me out.
I do not see that a server side User Event script can fire for the File object like it can for so many other objects. It is not listed in the "Applies To" field for a script's Deployment record.
Additionally, Workflows have a similar field called "Record Type", and it is not listed there, either.
If you are creating File objects via SuiteTalk, you can execute logic after the "add" method is executed synchronously, or you can call a RESTLet if you would like to execute logic server-side in NetSuite.
I am using Outlook.Attachment attachment object in my C# Outlook AddIn. But the attachment object doesn't have any field which suggest what is the full source path of the file being attached.
The attachment object has the following fields/methods, but they are not helpful.
attachment.DisplayName
attachment.FileName
attachment.GetTemporaryFilePath()
There is no such thing - attachment does not have to come from the file system even it is created. After its is inserted, it is stored outside of the file system alongside messages in the store.
Is there a way to change the GlobalAppointmentId of an appointment.
I found this property schema:
var globalIdPropertySchema = #"http://schemas.microsoft.com/mapi/id/{6ED8DA90-450B-101B-98DA-00AA003F1305}/00030102";
and I set a new value to it:
Item.PropertyAccessor.SetProperty(globalIdPropertySchema, MY_NEW_ID);
then when I get it using Item.PropertyAccessor.GetProperty I'm getting the new id, but the Item.GlobalAppointmentId is still the original one.
I'm needing this so that my addin can sync appointments using ICS files, our system sends ICS files with a suffix in the iCalendar UID field.
But it's possible to create appointments for our system through the Outlook AddIn, then the ICS file which is send uses the GlobalAppointmentID as the UID field in the ICS file. We store it, but it needs to have our suffix. Any tips?
You will need to completely release the appointment to make sure Outlook reloads it next time.
Do you see the change after you restart Outlook?
I work with a document assembly program called XpressDox. I am looking for the parameters needed to add an appointment to Outlook 2010. The following application code which creates an Excel spreadsheet is being provided as an example. I wish to embed a similar code in a template that will create an Outlook appointment.
Sample Code:
«CreateObject(‘ExcelApp’, ‘Excel.Application:’)»
«CreateObject(‘Sheet’,‘ExcelApp:WorkBooks.Add.WorkSheets’,’Item’,1)»
«InvokeMethod(‘Sheet:Range(A1).Select’)»
«SetProperty(‘ExcelApp:ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1’,’Date’)»
«InvokeMethod(‘Sheet:Range(A2).Select’)»
«SetProperty(‘ExcelApp:ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1’,’2013-01-21’)»
«InvokeMethod(‘Excel.Application:ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs’,ExcelFileName)»
«InvokeMethod(‘Excel.Application:Quit’)»
Reference URLs would be appreciated.
The How to automate Outlook from another program article describes the basics. The following articles provide sample code and describe how to create an appointment in Outlook programmatically:
How to: Programmatically Create Appointments
How to: Create an Appointment as a Meeting on the Calendar
How to: Create a Recurring Appointment that Occurs Every 2 Years
How to: Programmatically Create a Meeting Request
I am trying to export a user's calendar from Outlook 2007 to a PST file.
The calendar contains appointment items making use of an obsolete custom form (written in VBS).
This form attempts to retrieve data from a database server that no longer exists, which results in error messages appearing during the export. Eventually, the export hangs and does not complete.
What options do I have as far as methods to work around this problem?
Skipping the appointment items with this error would be acceptable, as long as the balance of non-erroneous appointment items can be exported.
You can either
Filter out appointments with the custom message class by only specifying the standard IPM.Appointment class:
RestrictedItems = MAPIFolder.Items.Restrict("[MessageClass] = 'IPM.Appointment' ")
Or avoid using the Outlook Object Model by using Extended MAPI (C++ or Delphi) or Redemption (I am its author - any language).