Hi
when i try to browse thru all the folders in outlook recursively
starting from the root folder, i couldnot explore the USER FOLDERS
which comes straight under root folder.
Wot is the problem,
1)i am using folders(1) as the root folder??
2)Or the user folders created under root folder will not come under
root folder while exploring???
see my edited code below
IterateFolder(o Ns.Folders[1]);
public static void IterateFolder(M icrosoft.Office .Interop.Outloo k.MAPIFolder
oFldr)
{
for(int intL = 1;intL <= oFldr.Folders.C ount;intL++)
IterateFolder(o Fldr.Folders[intL]);
}
Thanks
Anushya 2 2645
There's no way to know for certain what folders(1) is. If you want to
iterate all folders, you should iterate all members of the oNs.Folders
collection. If you want to iterate only the user's default store, use
Namespace.GetDe faultFolder to return the Inbox, then get the Inbox folder's
Parent and start your iteration from that folder's Folders collection.
--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of
Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx
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when i try to browse thru all the folders in outlook recursively starting from the root folder, i couldnot explore the USER FOLDERS which comes straight under root folder.
Wot is the problem, 1)i am using folders(1) as the root folder?? 2)Or the user folders created under root folder will not come under root folder while exploring???
see my edited code below
IterateFolder(o Ns.Folders[1]);
public static void
IterateFolder(M icrosoft.Office .Interop.Outloo k.MAPIFolder oFldr) { for(int intL = 1;intL <= oFldr.Folders.C ount;intL++) IterateFolder(o Fldr.Folders[intL]); }
Thanks Anushya
Thanks Sue. It works
Microsoft.Offic e.Interop.Outlo ok.MAPIFolder oOlInboxFolder =
oOutlookNs.GetD efaultFolder(Ol DefaultFolders. olFolderInbox);
IterateFolder(( Microsoft.Offic e.Interop.Outlo ok.MAPIFolder)o OlInboxFolder.P arent);
Anushya
"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" <su****@outlook code.com> wrote in message news:<uB******* *******@TK2MSFT NGP12.phx.gbl>. .. There's no way to know for certain what folders(1) is. If you want to iterate all folders, you should iterate all members of the oNs.Folders collection. If you want to iterate only the user's default store, use Namespace.GetDe faultFolder to return the Inbox, then get the Inbox folder's Parent and start your iteration from that folder's Folders collection. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for Administrators, Power Users, and Developers http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx
"Anushya" <v_*******@hotm ail.com> wrote in message news:80******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... Hi
when i try to browse thru all the folders in outlook recursively starting from the root folder, i couldnot explore the USER FOLDERS which comes straight under root folder.
Wot is the problem, 1)i am using folders(1) as the root folder?? 2)Or the user folders created under root folder will not come under root folder while exploring???
see my edited code below
IterateFolder(o Ns.Folders[1]);
public static void IterateFolder(M icrosoft.Office .Interop.Outloo k.MAPIFolder oFldr) { for(int intL = 1;intL <= oFldr.Folders.C ount;intL++) IterateFolder(o Fldr.Folders[intL]); }
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