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Where can I find properties name?
Where can I find properties name?
Hi there,
I am implementing an application to synchonize Outlook calendar with another application. I am using MAPI33 to read all info from Exchange server. I can get properties by using GetProps function. But I don't know all parameter names for this function. like Tags.PR_SUBJECT for the subject of appointment, what is for GlobalObjid, RequiredAttendees... Where can find all name list?
Thanks
- Changed TypeBessie ZhaoMSFT, ModeratorFriday, November 13, 2009 6:11 AM
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- Hello,
GetProperties method is exposed by Outlook object model. You could get an Appointment item. Regarding the property you listed above, here are the associated properties of Appointment item [See: AppointmentItem Object Members], such as GlobalAppointmentID and RequiredAttendees.
If want to access the properties not exposed by Outlook Object model, we could use PropertyAccessor.GetProperty or PropertyAccessor.GetProperties [PropertyAccessor.GetProperties Method and PropertyAccessor.GetProperty Method]. For the schema name, you could refer to this MSDN article: Referencing Properties by Namespace.
Here is a thread which may interest you: Get certificate from contact in outlook.
If I have mistaken this scenario, please point me out,
Best regards,
Bessie
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