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  • #4364
    tinymoth
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      Hi,

      I’ve written an applet that exports/saves messages using the .ItemSaveMessage method in format fmtWrdPerfect60.

      I wondered if I could save in the new .eml format that the GW7 client offers? I’d rather not write an applet to iterate through a 16 bit, or worse 32 bit, range to find the right integer!

      If I can use .eml, what’s the simplest test to see if I’m in the right client version?

      Many thanks,
      Tim

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    • #7944
      Support 3
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        Novell not yet updated GroupWise Token API – ItemSaveMessage() method to save the message as MIME type (eml). We have seen in many case, features available in GroupWise client not expose to the API. We will contact Novell, please feel free to post message to Novell online forums.

        Regards,
        Advansys Support

        #7943
        Support 3
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          Enginners has confirmed that Novell has added Mime file support on saving message but haven’t updated the documentation. You can use the ThrowToken() method to call GroupWise token. Please see the code below to save the message to Mime type.

            
            iMessageID = groupwise.ItemMessageIDFromView()
            msgbox groupwise.throwtoken("ItemSaveMessage(""" & iMessageID  & """;""c:temptest.eml"";900)", iRetunVal)   
          

          Supported FileFormat:
          “AnsiText” – 106
          “Mime” – 900
          “RichText” – 899
          “WordPerfect60” – 269

          Regards,
          Advansys Support

          #7942
          tinymoth
          Participant

            eek!

            Ok, I’ll have a go

            Many thanks,
            Tim

            #7941
            Support 3
            Participant

              Good luck.

              Regards,
              Advansys Support

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