Hi,

I have a powerbuilder application that uses MAPI to send e-mails using the
customers e-mail client.
Customer uses Netscape 4.7
With Powerbuilder 7.0, everything worked fine. Now with PB 10, the mailLogon
function always fails.

With PB 7 it works with Netscape, Outlook and Outlook Express.

With PB 10, it does NOT work with Netscape and Outlook Express.
It works with Outlook 2000, but only if I put the real e-mail address in
both 'name' and 'address'

Problem is: customer definitely uses Netscape.

Anyone has any ideas ? Perhaps something to do with PB 10 working in Unicode
or with different MAPI versions ?

Thx,
Erik

I experience the same problem ! Impossible to connect to the
messaging system (tested on win xp sp1&2 with IE 6 and
Outlook Xpress) .
....
mSes = create mailSession
mRet = mSes.mailLogon(mailNewSession!)

=> mRet is  always = to MailReturnFailure ! (which is not a
valid or documented return value for the mailLogon method)

All the scripts tested work fine in PB7 and PB9 but none on
PB10.

Hoping getting soon an explanation/idea of how to walk
around this very blocking problem.

Regards,

Guillaume
> Hi,
>
> I have a powerbuilder application that uses MAPI to send
> e-mails using the customers e-mail client.
> Customer uses Netscape 4.7
> With Powerbuilder 7.0, everything worked fine. Now with PB
> 10, the mailLogon function always fails.
>
> With PB 7 it works with Netscape, Outlook and Outlook
> Express.
>
> With PB 10, it does NOT work with Netscape and Outlook
> Express. It works with Outlook 2000, but only if I put the
> real e-mail address in both 'name' and 'address'
>
> Problem is: customer definitely uses Netscape.
>
> Anyone has any ideas ? Perhaps something to do with PB 10
> working in Unicode or with different MAPI versions ?
>
> Thx,
> Erik
>
>

This would be a great question for the powerscript section.

On 8 Oct 2004 00:22:39 -0700, "Erik Franssen"
<erik.franssen@advalvas.be> wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I have a powerbuilder application that uses MAPI to send e-mails using the
>customers e-mail client.
>Customer uses Netscape 4.7
>With Powerbuilder 7.0, everything worked fine. Now with PB 10, the mailLogon
>function always fails.
>
>With PB 7 it works with Netscape, Outlook and Outlook Express.
>
>With PB 10, it does NOT work with Netscape and Outlook Express.
>It works with Outlook 2000, but only if I put the real e-mail address in
>both 'name' and 'address'
>
>Problem is: customer definitely uses Netscape.
>
>Anyone has any ideas ? Perhaps something to do with PB 10 working in Unicode
>or with different MAPI versions ?
>
>Thx,
>Erik
>

Bruce Armstrong [TeamSybase]
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I did this in 'general' because in my opinion it was not a powerscript error
since it works in PB7, only not in PB10.
But I posted it in the powerscript newsgroup now.

Erik


"Bruce Armstrong [TeamSybase]" <NOCANSPAM_bruce.armstrong@teamsybase.com>
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> This would be a great question for the powerscript section.
>
> On 8 Oct 2004 00:22:39 -0700, "Erik Franssen"
> <erik.franssen@advalvas.be> wrote:
>
> >Hi,
> >
> >I have a powerbuilder application that uses MAPI to send e-mails using
the
> >customers e-mail client.
> >Customer uses Netscape 4.7
> >With Powerbuilder 7.0, everything worked fine. Now with PB 10, the
mailLogon
> >function always fails.
> >
> >With PB 7 it works with Netscape, Outlook and Outlook Express.
> >
> >With PB 10, it does NOT work with Netscape and Outlook Express.
> >It works with Outlook 2000, but only if I put the real e-mail address in
> >both 'name' and 'address'
> >
> >Problem is: customer definitely uses Netscape.
> >
> >Anyone has any ideas ? Perhaps something to do with PB 10 working in
Unicode
> >or with different MAPI versions ?
> >
> >Thx,
> >Erik
> >
>
> Bruce Armstrong [TeamSybase]
> http://www.teamsybase.com
>
> TeamSybase blogs:
> http://www.teamsybase.net/blogs
>
> Two 3rd party books on developing with PowerBuilder
> http://www.pb9books.com?source=newsgroups
>
> Need code sample?  Check out CodeXchange:
> http://www.codexchange.sybase.com
>
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Assisi
> http://www.needhim.org
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