[MS_ASCON]

Question

Hi,

I noticed that this protocol is not completely clear in some of the details. For instance, I do not see any distinction between sending an Ignore command and sending a MoveAlways to Delete folder command for some conversation. Another doubt I have is the exact effect of invoking Move command after a MoveAlways or Ignore command. For example, in such a scenario it seems that the Move command would not have any effect as previous invocation of Ignore would automatically move all the messages back to Delete folder.

Thank you.

Answer 1

Hi,

Thanks for your questions regarding the MS-ASCON document. One of my colleagues will be investigating your inquiry and will contact you soon.

Regards,
Edgar

Answer 2

Greetings Krka,

I am the engineer who has taken ownership of your inquiry. I am investigating this and shall update you as things progress.

Dominic Michael Salemno
Senior Support Escalation Engineer

Answer 3

Krka,

To clarify, you are asking what is the difference between "Ignoring a Conversation" and marking a conversation to be "Moved Always" using the "Deleted Items" folder ID ?

Dominic Michael Salemno
Senior Support Escalation Engineer
US-CSS DSC Protocols Team

Answer 4

Hi Dominic,

correct, that was my first questions. The second one is concerned with what happens when I first mark a conversation to be "Moved Always" to "Delete Folder" and subsequently try to "Move" (not "Move Always" ) that conversation to "Inbox Folder" from the "Delete Folder" . It is not clear, from the definition of "Move Always" , whether this conversation would actually end up in "Inbox" , or would it automatically go back to "Delete Folder" .

Thank you,
Ivo Krka

Answer 5

Ivo Krka,

I am still investigating this matter and should have an answer for you shortly.

Dominic Michael Salemno
Senior Support Escalation Engineer
US-CSS DSC Protocols Team

Answer 6

Ivo Krka,

 

There is no difference between “Ignoring a Conversation”, and marking a conversation to be “Moved Always” using the “Deleted Items” folder ID.

 

I am still investigating the answer to your second question.

 

Dominic Michael Salemno

Senior Support Escalation Engineer

US-CSS DSC Protocols Team

Answer 7

Ivo Krka,

 

When a previously ignored conversation is moved back into the inbox, it removes the “ignore” designation for that conversation.

 

Dominic Michael Salemno

Senior Support Escalation Engineer

US-CSS DSC Protocols Team