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How could i determine an email whether it is encrypted or signed?(draft
folder mails, Create new one and save.) I saw all available properies via outlookspy(IMessage) but with no luck. I thought that may be messge class should work, IPM.Note for common message, IPM.Note.SMIME for encrypt, IPM. Note.SMIME.MultiSigned for signed and so on, but the truth is not the case, i always get its value "IPM.Note" no matter what did you do on it. -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...ddins/200906/1 |
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How could i determine an email whether it is encrypted or signed?(draft folder mails, Create new one and save.) I saw all available properies via outlookspy(IMessage) but with no luck. I thought that may be messge class should work, IPM.Note for common message, IPM.Note.SMIME for encrypt, IPM. Note.SMIME.MultiSigned for signed and so on, but the truth is not the case, i always get its value "IPM.Note" no matter what did you do on it. I guess Outlook Object Model is lying to you. Try MfcMapi to check the props of your signed email draft. You should see and IPM.Note.SMIME... messageclass and a hidden attachment. So you might need to go down at the extended mapi level to access the real property values. -- SvenC |
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3Q, SvenC, you are right, extend MAPI is great, it is show IPM.Note.SMIME. I
still have a question, could you please help me out it? If there're three message: 1. Signed only: IPM.Note.SMIME 2. Encrypt only: IPM.Note.SMIME 3. Signed and Encrypted: IPM.Note.SMIME All their class are IPM.Note.SMIME, how could i judge which one it is? SvenC wrote: Hi How could i determine an email whether it is encrypted or signed?(draft folder mails, Create new one and save.) I saw all available properies via [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] case, i always get its value "IPM.Note" no matter what did you do on it. I guess Outlook Object Model is lying to you. Try MfcMapi to check the props of your signed email draft. You should see and IPM.Note.SMIME... messageclass and a hidden attachment. So you might need to go down at the extended mapi level to access the real property values. -- SvenC -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...ddins/200906/1 |
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3Q, SvenC, you are right, extend MAPI is great, it is show IPM.Note.SMIME.
I still have a question, could you please help me out it? If there're three message: 1. Signed only: IPM.Note.SMIME 2. Encrypt only: IPM.Note.SMIME 3. Signed and Encrypted: IPM.Note.SMIME All their class are IPM.Note.SMIME, how could i judge which one it is? Sorry, I don't know. I would use MfcMapi to check if the message class is really always identical. My next step would be to check the hidden attachment if its name or content can give hints. -- SvenC |
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