Forum Replies Created

Viewing 15 replies - 826 through 840 (of 929 total)
  • Author
    Replies
  • in reply to: Are messages marked with an account identifier #7697
    Support 3
    Participant

      quote:


      when the user sends the mailmessage the applet says he is in the proxied account.


      Your applet should check the CurrentAccount Proxied property to determine whether the account is a proxy account. See the code below to check the proxied property.

       
      msgbox Client.clientstate.currentaccount.proxied     
      

      quote:


      Is there any way to detect in which account the message was created.


      If you access the message object using Object API (http://developer.novell.com/documentation/gwobjapi/index.html?gwobjenu/data/h7ikbsqg.html) then you can check the Parent property of the message which will return the Account object.

        
      set oAccount = oMsg.parent
      msgbox oAccount.owner.displayname & vbcrlf & oAccount.owner.emailaddress
      

      If you access the message using Token API (http://developer.novell.com/documentation/gwtoken/index.html?gwtokens/data/hj8ej8g5.html) then you can check the From text.

        
      msgbox GroupWise.ItemGetText("X00", itfFrom)
      

      Hope this helps.

      Regards,
      Advansys Support

      Support 3
      Participant

        We can reproduce the issue in GroupWise 6.5.6 (build 1/02/2006). This applet is updated to forces Windows to process any pending messages in the Windows application message queue. We will send a copy of the updated applet to you soon.

        Regards,
        Advansys Support

        in reply to: Warning user of attachment size they are sending #8316
        Support 3
        Participant

          Great news and thanks for sharing the code.

          Regards,
          Advansys Support

          Support 3
          Participant

            Which verson of GroupWise client are you running?

            Regards,
            Advansys Support

            in reply to: OnCloseWindow event on Windows Server 2003 #7648
            Support 3
            Participant

              We are not sure why you are seeing different bahaviour. Here is our Windows Server 2003 configuration:

              • Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition (unpatched)
              • GroupWise 6.5.6 (2/1/2006)
              • Formativ Studio 2.0
              • Applet source:
                Sub Main(Client, GWEvent)
                msgbox GWEvent
                End Sub
              • Applet integration: “On Startup” and “On CloseWindow”

              Hope this helps.

              Regards,
              Advansys Support

              in reply to: Identifying Tasks that have Message Notes attached #8872
              Support 3
              Participant

                “Message Notes” solution remember the last category used. You need to set a category in the “Message Notes” solution once and any subsequent message will be assigned to this category.

                Regards,
                Advansys Support

                in reply to: Identifying Tasks that have Message Notes attached #8875
                Support 3
                Participant

                  You can use the category option in the Message Notes solution to specify a category to the message. You can create a category (example “Notes attached”) and give a color to differentiate from other messages.

                  Hope this helps.

                  Regards,
                  Advansys Support

                  in reply to: Set a costum filter #7637
                  Support 3
                  Participant

                    Seems like you can not use the custom filter syntax in FilterSetText token. Another option is to use the query folder. This query/search folder will allow you to use custom filter syntax. See the Query object in Object API (http://developer.novell.com/documentation/gwobjapi/index.html?gwobjenu/data/h7ikbsqg.html) for more information. See below the sample code:

                      
                      const QUERY_FOLDER = "My_Test"
                    
                      Dim oQuery
                    
                      ' Creates a new Query object
                      Set oQuery = GroupWise.Account.CreateQuery
                    
                      oQuery.Expression = "(MAIL) AND (BOX_TYPE = INCOMING) AND (<MyType, STRING> CONTAINS ""1"")"
                    
                      ' The locations to be searched.
                      oQuery.Locations.Add(GroupWise.account.mailbox)
                    
                      ' Boolean. TRUE means the client will automatically start the query when the
                      ' query folder is opened
                      oQuery.StartOnOpen = TRUE
                    
                      ' Creates a new query folder based on this query
                      call oQuery.CreateFolder(QUERY_FOLDER, GroupWise.Account.RootFolder)
                      Call GroupWise.Account.Refresh
                    
                      MsgBox ("The folder '" & QUERY_FOLDER & "' created under root folder.")
                    
                      Set oQuery = Nothing
                    

                    Hope this helps.

                    Regards,
                    Advansys Support

                    [This message was edited by Support 3 on June 18, 2006 at 09:20 PM.]

                    in reply to: OnCloseWindow event on Windows Server 2003 #7646
                    Support 3
                    Participant

                      We haven’t had any report about this issue. We have tested the OnCloseWindow event in Windows Server 2003 and it works fine. The Citrix Metaframe was not installed on our test Windows Server. We don’t think the “Citrix Metaframe” is an issue considering OnStartup event execute.

                      Can you reproduce this behaviour in another machine? The difficulty is usually in figuring out what is responsible for the problem. Using the process of elimination, however, you can usually narrow the problem down rather quickly by making small logical changes and observing the impact on the problem. The key is to make only one change at a time and then see if the problem goes away.

                      Hope this helps.

                      Regards,
                      Advansys Support

                      in reply to: User Profiles and Scroll bars #7651
                      Support 3
                      Participant

                        If the GroupWise client is running then you can use “groupwise.EnvUserID” token to return the current user ID.

                        Regards,
                        Advansys Support

                        in reply to: Set a costum filter #7639
                        Support 3
                        Participant

                          See the GroupWise Token API (http://developer.novell.com/documentation/gwtoken/index.html?gwtokens/data/hj8ej8g5.html) and Formativ Language Guide for more information about creating filter. Here is an example:

                          dim hFilter
                          
                          call GroupWise.FilterClear
                          hFilter = GroupWise.FilterCreate(fttEmpty, TRUE)
                          call GroupWise.FilterSetText(hFilter, fldFrom, "Test", matSubText, "","")
                          call GroupWise.FilterApply(hFilter,fatItemList,"")
                          

                          Regards,
                          Advansys Support

                          in reply to: Custom Context and Forwarding. #7642
                          Support 3
                          Participant

                            quote:


                            Can I prevent the user from forwarding (our custom) messages in-line?


                            You can set the OnForward event and select “Replace GroupWise event” which will cancel the forward event.

                            quote:


                            The problem I am having is this applet isn’t being run if the user has set up a rule to forward messages. Is there another event that can trap those messages before they are forwarded so I can make the necessary changes?


                            Rules execute on server side and so far there are no GroupWise API available for the developer to access the rule properties. We can not think any work around to trap the messages which forwarded by the rules. Another option (may be not so practical) is to block the rules token so that no rules will be executed.

                            We are not sure which API you use to create the custom message. If you need to use the custom class name “GW.MESSAGE.MAIL.MyApp” then you probably need to use the Object API to create the message and display the message view at the end.

                            Hope this helps.

                            Regards,
                            Advansys Support

                            in reply to: Multiple Signatures as Default #8868
                            Support 3
                            Participant

                              You can turn off GroupWise signature (Tools – Options – Environment – Signature) and integrate Multiple Signature solution with message OnSend event.

                              By default, Multiple Signature solution not integrate with message OnSend event. However you can use Formativ Creator or Studio (http://www.advansyscorp.com/formativ_admin.htm) to set the integration. Once Formativ Studio or Creator installed, start Formativ IDE from GroupWise toolbars, select Multiple Signature applet, select integrations tab, click email events then check OnSend event. If you have problem to set the integrations then write a message to support (support@advansyscorp.com) and we will set the integrations for you.

                              If you use our Stationery solution and want to place the signature at specific postion in the stationery then you need to modify the stationey. See the link below for more information:
                              http://www.advansyscorp.com/forums/topic/2391004031/)

                              Hope this helps.

                              Regards,
                              Advansys Support

                              in reply to: Set a costum filter #7641
                              Support 3
                              Participant

                                See the Filter Expressions in Object API for more information about the filter expression. See below a sample of the filter syntax:

                                (<MyType, STRING> CONTAINS “1”) OR (<MyType, STRING> CONTAINS “2”) OR (<MyType, STRING> CONTAINS “3”) AND (MAIL) AND (BOX_TYPE = INCOMING OR BOX_TYPE = PERSONAL)

                                Hope this helps.

                                Regards,
                                Advansys Support

                                in reply to: V2.0.1 Install for All Users #5977
                                Support 3
                                Participant

                                  We have done some test and unable to reproduce the behaviour you described above. Please see the steps below:

                                  • Windows XP
                                  • Install Formativ Runtime 2.0.1
                                  • Create a new user with Administrator rights.
                                  • Switch user
                                  • Start GroupWise (Formativ is running)

                                  Note: If the user rights modified from limited to administrator then start the Formativ Control Panel applet (Control Panel – Advansys Formativ), un-check and check “Formativ Runtime” option to write the registry entries.

                                  Please let us know if we missed any steps. Which version of GroupWise client is running?

                                  Regards,
                                  Advansys Support

                                Viewing 15 replies - 826 through 840 (of 929 total)