Events Sink Question

[Zoury]

Hi folks! :O)

We'll be sending emails automatically to our users and would like trap all
the "failure notice" email type that might get back.
We've decided to use Events Sink to do this.

The exchange server isn't on my computer... and according to this sample :
http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/Cs...SinksHooks.asp
i must have Exchange installed on the computer to do this.. am I right ?
i.e. s there a way to get notified for newly arrived email on a remote
server (it should be on the same domain) ?

also is the CDOEX.ISMTPOnArrival interface a good one to "override" i order
to trap those type emails ?
thanks a lot!

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Best Regards
Yanick

[Stephany Young]

With respect, I would have thought that considering and researching all the
why's, how's and wherefore's of using event sinks would have been done
BEFORE deciding to use event sinks.
"Zoury" <yanick_lefebvre at hotmail dot com> wrote in message
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Hi folks! :O)

We'll be sending emails automatically to our users and would like trap all
the "failure notice" email type that might get back.
We've decided to use Events Sink to do this.

The exchange server isn't on my computer... and according to this sample :
http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/Cs...SinksHooks.asp
i must have Exchange installed on the computer to do this.. am I right ?
i.e. s there a way to get notified for newly arrived email on a remote
server (it should be on the same domain) ?

also is the CDOEX.ISMTPOnArrival interface a good one to "override" i
order
to trap those type emails ?
thanks a lot!

--
Best Regards
Yanick

[Zoury]

Ok then...

We've decided to use Events Sink to do this.

Should be :
We've read about something called Events Sink and the information we've
found on the internet makes us think that it might just be what we're
looking for.
since i've pourly expressed myself. :O)

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Best Regards
Yanick

[Dmitriy Lapshin [C# / .NET MVP]]

I think this should rather be posted to an Exchange newsgroup - unless your
question is on using a particular COM interface from managed code.

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"Zoury" <yanick_lefebvre at hotmail dot com> wrote in message
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Ok then...

> We've decided to use Events Sink to do this.

Should be :
We've read about something called Events Sink and the information we've
found on the internet makes us think that it might just be what we're
looking for.
since i've pourly expressed myself. :O)

--
Best Regards
Yanick