Basic MAPI
Grant Edwards
grante at visi.com
Thu Dec 28 14:05:25 EST 2000
In article <91vfsb02cn6 at news2.newsguy.com>, Alex Martelli wrote:
>"Henrik MÃ¥rtensson" <henrik.martensson at frontconsulting.se> wrote:
>
>> I'm trying to run a basic MAPI initialisation, but I get stuck
>> with the dispatcher.
> ...
>> >>> s=Dispatch("Mapi.Session")
>
>There is no creatable coclass (that I ever heard of) with progId
>'Mapi.Session'.
That's what I use:
[...]
class MapiFetcher:
def __init__(self, settings = "MS Exchange Settings"):
self.sessionSettings = settings
self.session = None
self.debugLevel=0
def Logon(self):
self.session = win32com.client.Dispatch("MAPI.Session")
self.session.Logon(self.sessionSettings)
if self.debugLevel > 1:
sys.stderr.write("MapiFetcher: MAPI.Session Logon() with settings = '%s'\n" % (self.sessionSettings,))
def CheckInbox(self):
inbox = self.session.Inbox
collmsg = inbox.Messages
if self.debugLevel > 1:
sys.stderr.write("MapiFetcher: Found %d messages in Inbox\n" % (collmsg.Count,))
messages = []
msg = collmsg.GetFirst()
while msg:
[...]
msg = collmsg.GetNext()
[...]
>> Below I have pasted the code I'm running. Is there something
>> that you have to do to make the MAPI interface available to
>> you? I'm not running this in a MS Exchange office environment.
I don't know what that means. The machine on which my code
runs has MS-Outlook installed, and there's an Exchange Server
somewhere...
>You have to instantiate a coclass that will let you get at a
>relevant MAPI object model. The progId you will use will
>depend on what MAPI-supplying product you want to use --
>Exchange Server, Outlook, Eudora, Netscape, whatever. With
>Outlook, for example, the Session property of the Outlook
>application object (which is a creatable coclass, with a
>progId of 'Outlook.Application') might serve your needs.
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