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I am currently writing my own Outlook sync tool (using C#), as I could not find any tool which is available for free and which meets my requirements (synchronizing any folders and items on my notebook and pc). There is still much work to be done, but at least I have succeeded in reading the full contents of an outlook store and mapping some of the basic information to a xml structure (for comparison of changes since the last sync). So I have some questions about the information to gather (which are not c# specific (which is the reason why i post this to the vba group)): - Is the "EntryID" of every item througout the whole folder hierarchy a unique one? - Is the "EntryID" a fixed value, especially when duplicating an entry and moving it to another store (read: .pst file)? - Does the "LastModificationTime" get changed when doing basic operations which do not affect the primary contents of an item (such as "marking as unread" or the like)? Thanks in advance, Arne |
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Am Fri, 3 Feb 2006 22:03:13 +0100 schrieb Arne Baldauf:
1. In a folder all EntryIDs are unique. 2. ThereŽre different ways to change an EntryID. Moving the item into another *.pst is one of them. 3. Flagging the item as read doesnŽt change the LastModificationTime. You can use a tool like OutlookSpy (www.dimastr.com) for exploring these informations. My two cents: If your app is really finished then youŽll know that spending e.g. $60 for a good sync tool is very much cheaper than developing it yourself :-) -- Viele Gruesse / Best regards Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook -- www.vbOffice.net -- Hello, I am currently writing my own Outlook sync tool (using C#), as I could not find any tool which is available for free and which meets my requirements (synchronizing any folders and items on my notebook and pc). There is still much work to be done, but at least I have succeeded in reading the full contents of an outlook store and mapping some of the basic information to a xml structure (for comparison of changes since the last sync). So I have some questions about the information to gather (which are not c# specific (which is the reason why i post this to the vba group)): - Is the "EntryID" of every item througout the whole folder hierarchy a unique one? - Is the "EntryID" a fixed value, especially when duplicating an entry and moving it to another store (read: .pst file)? - Does the "LastModificationTime" get changed when doing basic operations which do not affect the primary contents of an item (such as "marking as unread" or the like)? Thanks in advance, Arne |
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1. In a folder all EntryIDs are unique.
2. ThereŽre different ways to change an EntryID. Moving the item into another *.pst is one of them. 3. Flagging the item as read doesnŽt change the LastModificationTime. You can use a tool like OutlookSpy (www.dimastr.com) for exploring these informations. Thanks for these informations. My two cents: If your app is really finished then youŽll know that spending e.g. $60 for a good sync tool is very much cheaper than developing it yourself :-) 1.) As I am a student at the moment I'd prefer to spend my limited amount of money on hardware instead of software that I could write for myself instead. 2.) I like to take the challange of it 3.) None of the tools which I found are to my liking, and the only one that does (demo version) crashes at the end of the sync process.. Kind regards, Arne |
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Am Sat, 4 Feb 2006 15:21:47 +0100 schrieb Arne Baldauf:
My two cents: If your app is really finished then youŽll know that spending e.g. $60 for a good sync tool is very much cheaper than developing it yourself :-) 1.) As I am a student at the moment I'd prefer to spend my limited amount of money on hardware instead of software that I could write for myself instead. 2.) I like to take the challange of it A good answer. -- Viele Gruesse / Best regards Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook -- www.vbOffice.net -- |
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