Better to post this in one of the Outlook programming groups where the experts (including Dmitry, who programmed Redemption) hang out.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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After furious head scratching, Michael asked:

| Hi,
|
| I try to search a given Outlook profile for all the available calendar
| folders using C# and Redemption.
| I perform this search by recursively searching every store and folder
| of the input profile.
| Q1: Is there a better method to achieve this? Some sort of query that
| I could make in order to avoid using the recursive approach?
|
| I also encountered different errors when testing the recursive method.
| My application crashes suddenly when I iterate message stores from an
| IMAP configured account (despite any try-catch that I use).
| I avoided the IMAP issue by comparing the StoreAccount.AccountType
| property of every message store against
| Redemption.rdoAccountType.atIMAP.
| But this comparison is valid only if the StoreAccount property of the
| message store is not null, which is false for profiles that have not
| yet been initialized (profiles created from the Mail applet and not
| yet opened in Outlook).
| I thought this would be it, but I was wrong.
| I added 5 profiles and didn't open them in Outlook.
| For the first profile, the StoreAccount property of the profile's
| message store was null, and the scenario worked.
| But for all the other 4 profiles, accesing the StoreAccount property
| thrown the following exception "Error in IOlkAccountManager.Init:
| MAPI_E_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY".
| Q2: Is there a safer/better way to check if a profile is properly
| configured?
|
| Q3: Can anyone see a better solution to my problem?
|
| Thanks,
| Michael