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How to read the exchange Calendar in Navision
zzheng
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2007-02-08
edited 2009-02-15
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I want to read the other's calendar in exchange server in Navision using the CDO. But I dont know how to do it. Can anyone give me any advices?
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zzheng
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2007-02-08
When I want to use the code like Fowlloing:
CDOSession.Logon('XXX.dptech.com.sg\myEmailID','',TRUE,FALSE,-1);
It doesnot work.
Any idear is welcome.
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zzheng
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2007-02-08
When I test it in .net .
CDOSession.Logon("", "", False, True, 0, True, strServer & vbLf & strMailbox)
This is ok in VB.net.
So I think the problem is "vbLf" .
Does anyone know how to change this statement into Navision?
Thanks a lot!
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zzheng
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2007-02-09
I found the answer by myself.
char CharvbLf = 10;
CDOSession.Logon('', '', False, True, 0, True, 'www.www.myserver.com' + CharvbLf & 'myAccount')
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mjhiggins
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2009-02-15
can you share more of the code?
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CDOSession.Logon('XXX.dptech.com.sg\myEmailID','',TRUE,FALSE,-1);
It doesnot work.
Any idear is welcome.
CDOSession.Logon("", "", False, True, 0, True, strServer & vbLf & strMailbox)
This is ok in VB.net.
So I think the problem is "vbLf" .
Does anyone know how to change this statement into Navision?
Thanks a lot!
char CharvbLf = 10;
CDOSession.Logon('', '', False, True, 0, True, 'www.www.myserver.com' + CharvbLf & 'myAccount')