Hi

Is it wise to connect to an RDOSession on startup and leave it running for
the duration of my application, or would it be better to connect and logon
each time I want to do something.

Also, when my program runs for the first time, I globally store all the
following. Is this the correct way to go about it?

procedure startup()
begin
//create RDOSession
RDOSession := CreateOleObject('Redemption.RDOSession');

//logon to RDO Session
RDOSession.Logon;

OutlookApp := CreateOLEObject('Outlook.Application');

NSpace := OutlookApp.GetNameSpace('MAPI');
NSpace.Logon;

RootFolder := RDOSession.Stores.DefaultStore.IPMRootFolder;
DeletedItems := RDOSession.GetDefaultFolder(3);
etc... for all folders...

All folders are fetched using the RDOSession and not the NameSpace...
Whats the difference?

Thanks for your help

Ian