Hi Ken,

It started working after adding event handler on cached Folder.Items, Now
events are getting fired on message Move.

Only concern remaining is, how do I get Entry IDs of moved messages (old
entry id before message move)?

As I can't go for Folder.BeforeItemMove() which is available in Outlook
2007.

Thanks,
Ashutosh.



"Ashutosh Jogdande" wrote in message
...
Hi Ken,

Thanks for detailed reply,

I did the same, only thing I am missing is maintaining a Custom Class,
instead of that I have used Global List of Outlook.MAPIFolder.

And Recursion code is inside AddEventHandlers() Method.

But it's not working



Her is the code missing in my last post:

Global variable ListOutlook.MAPIFolder folders;

void AddEventHandlers(Outlook.Folder folder)
{
folders.Add(folder);
logger.Debug("Adding ItemRemove eventhandler to " + folder.Name);
folder.Items.ItemRemove += new
Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.ItemsEvents_ItemR emoveEventHandler(Items_ItemRemove);

IEnumerator enumrator = folder. Folders.GetEnumerator();
while (enumrator.MoveNext())
{
Outlook.Folder tempFolder = (Outlook.Folder)enumrator.Current;
if (tempFolder != null)
{
AddEventHandlers(tempFolder);
}
}
}



"Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]" wrote in message
...
As you can see in the Object Browser there isn't an Explorer level event
you can use.

When I need to handle multiple folders, Explorers, Items collections,
Inspectors, etc. I set up a class to handle what I need, including all
events I want to handle. Then I maintain a set of those classes in a
collection/list/whatever to keep them alive.

For ItemRemove() and/or ItemAdd() I would do a recursive search of all
folders loaded that I was interested in and grab the Items collection for
each one, setting the Items collection object in my class to that Items
collection and putting it in my list. Then the events would fire
automatically. On shutdown I'd just unwind the list collection and null
out everything.

The code you show is non-recursive, it would only return top level
folders of the NameSpace object, which would be at the Outlook Today
level (top of store). If you have only one PST or mailbox loaded you'd
get exactly 1 handler installed and it would likely be useless. I'd
recursively call each Session.Folders.Item() object and dig down into
those also to get all the folders and their Items collections.

--
Ken Slovak
[MVP - Outlook]
http://www.slovaktech.com
Author: Professional Programming Outlook 2007.
Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options.
http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm


"Ashutosh Jogdande" wrote in message
...
Hi Ken,

Thanks for quick reply.

By adding ItemRemove event handler on outlookExplorer.CurrentFolder I am
able to catch the event.

But How to add event handler for all folders when addin gets loaded, as
we want to catch events for the mails which are getting archived or
Moved using Email-Rules.

I have tried by adding event handler to all the folders on addin
startup, but it didn't work.

Is there any way to trap this event at Explorer level?

Here is the code :
IEnumerator enumrator =
_outlookApplication.Session.Folders.GetEnumerator( );
while (enumrator.MoveNext())
{
Outlook.Folder folder = (Outlook.Folder)enumrator.Current;
if (folder != null)
{
AddEventHandlers(folder);
}
}

where AddEventHandlers recursively adding event hadler to each folder.

Thanks,
Ashutosh