SaveEmailCmd

Hi,

I'm using the IMANEXTLib.SaveEmailCmd to profile an email that I have dragged and dropped from Outlook onto a Windows Form.

See code snippet below:-

context = new ContextItems();
context.Add("ParentWindow", Process.GetCurrentProcess().MainWindowHandle);
context.Add("IManExt.SaveEmailCmd.BrowseLocation", true);
context.Add("NRTDMS", dms);
context.Add("IManExt.SaveEmailCmd.EmailMsgFile", filename);
context.Add("IManExt.SaveEmailCmd.ImportFolders",folder);

cmd = new IMANEXTLib.SaveEmailCmd();
cmd.Initialize(context);
cmd.Update();
if (cmd.Status == (int)IMANEXTLib.CommandStatus.nrActiveCommand)
{
cmd.Execute();
}

This code works fine but the Author profile field is not being pre-populated, I've tried logging in using both trusted login and explicitly to no avail.

In addition I do not want the dialog to display, I just want to profile the email without the user having to click the 'Save' button.

Can anyone offer any sugestions for these problems?

Thanks

Jan

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Jan999

I've worked it out now. Thanks anyway.

Goce

Can someone post some code showing how to automatically save/import the email without displaying the dialog for the user having to click the 'Save' button.

I am using the same code as above but have the same problem with the dialog showing.

Thanks

jny

The SDK currently does not support this; there isn't a contextitem for
communicating to the source code to suppress the attachment dialog.

I think you're referring to the drag-n-drop import with autoprofiling enabled. If so, in that case, our source code knows that it's a
drag-n-drop action, reads the autoprofiling option -- all of which are
hardcoded and does not get the information from contextitems -- then imports it with the attachments using the importcmd in silent mode. It does not make use of the saveemailcmd.

Please submit this as an enhancement request so that R&D and the
management team can evaluate the feasibility of extending the capability of suppressing the dialog through contextitems or even a registry key.

Please submit your enhancement request at
http://worksitesupport.interwoven.com/, and click on New Feature Request link.

Jan999

I ended up doing this using the ImportCmd. You can fill in the necessary context items and prevent the dialog displaying.