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Alan
We been testing our extensions / COM-Addins under Outlook 2003 and have
noticed a number of anomolies that only appear when cached mode is enabled.
Basically, we receive a lot of 'Conflict Messages' and I'm trying to
understand what is happening.
In my client extension (during OnDelivery) I delete a receipt notification
once certain criteria have been met. If I look in the deleted items folder
I see lots of 'Conflict Messages' for the deleted receipt notification.
Now, when I attempt to debug I can't immediately replicate the problem, it
appears the 'Conflict Messages' occur when Outlook resynchronises the cache,
which could be at anytime.
Therefore, it appears that during the OnDelivery I'm getting a notification
for the message arriving in the cache, I'm updating this message and then
Outlook is complaining that my modified cached message is different to the
unmodified mailbox message at the Server. (This description would seem to
fit in with some of the other problems I'm seeing!). Is this correct, Can I
get around this?
Alan.
noticed a number of anomolies that only appear when cached mode is enabled.
Basically, we receive a lot of 'Conflict Messages' and I'm trying to
understand what is happening.
In my client extension (during OnDelivery) I delete a receipt notification
once certain criteria have been met. If I look in the deleted items folder
I see lots of 'Conflict Messages' for the deleted receipt notification.
Now, when I attempt to debug I can't immediately replicate the problem, it
appears the 'Conflict Messages' occur when Outlook resynchronises the cache,
which could be at anytime.
Therefore, it appears that during the OnDelivery I'm getting a notification
for the message arriving in the cache, I'm updating this message and then
Outlook is complaining that my modified cached message is different to the
unmodified mailbox message at the Server. (This description would seem to
fit in with some of the other problems I'm seeing!). Is this correct, Can I
get around this?
Alan.