MAPI_E_NOT_FOUND in Windows 2000 & Exchange 2003

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duraisridhar

Hi,

I'm developing small application implementing MAPI .I face peculiar
problem in Windows 2000 m/c running Exchange 2003. My MAPI call
'MAPILogonEx' fails with MAPI_E_NOT_FOUND. My 'MAPILogonEx' call is
executed successfully without any problem in other m/c with Windows
2003 & Exchange 2003.


Here is the snip of my code calling MAPILogonEx,

-------------------------------------------------------8<-------------------------------------------------------------------------
LPMAPISESSION *lpMAPISession;

HRESULT hr = MAPILogonEx(0,
(LPTSTR)"Profile1",
NULL,//password - This parameter should ALWAYS be NULL
MAPI_USE_DEFAULT , //Allow a profile picker box to show if not
logged in
lpMAPISession);//handle of session

-------------------------------------------------------
8-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Is there anything i have missed ?. Do I need any special previalges in
2000.

Any help on this will be greatly appreciated,

Thanks in advance,

Regards,
Sri
 
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Hi,
in Windows 2000 m/c running Exchange 2003. My MAPI call
'MAPILogonEx' fails with MAPI_E_NOT_FOUND. My 'MAPILogonEx' call is
executed successfully without any problem in other m/c with Windows
2003 & Exchange 2003.

Here is the snip of my code calling MAPILogonEx,

-------------------------------------------------------8<-------------------------------------------------------------------------
LPMAPISESSION *lpMAPISession;

HRESULT hr = MAPILogonEx(0,
(LPTSTR)"Profile1",
NULL,//password - This parameter should ALWAYS be NULL
MAPI_USE_DEFAULT , //Allow a profile picker box to show if not
logged in
lpMAPISession);//handle of session
Click to expand...

Does the MAPI profile Profile1 exist on the Windows 2000 machine?
 
Also make sure that your code runs under the identity of the Windows user
who has the specified profile (stored in HKCU on the per-user basis).

Dmitry Streblechenko (MVP)
http://www.dimastr.com/
OutlookSpy - Outlook, CDO
and MAPI Developer Tool
 
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