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August 1st 07, 02:56 PM
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Advise more than one interface
Hello all,
In my outlook add-in, I want to catch the event when adding items to some folders (e.g. Deleted Items in all PSTs). My solution depend on monitoring the Items collections of these folders. I inherited my class from IDispEventSimpleImpl to handle the Outlook::ItemsEvents. Now, can I use this class (just one) to monitor more than a folder items? I noticed that if I called the DispEventAdvise more than a time it returns E_UNEXPECTED. How can I do this knowing that the number of folders I want to monitor is not fixed. 
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August 1st 07, 05:39 PM
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Advise more than one interface
Create a class wrapping the advise sink and whatever else you need to store
on the per-folder level. Create an instance of that class for each folder that you need to monitor. Dmitry Streblechenko (MVP) http://www.dimastr.com/ OutlookSpy - Outlook, CDO and MAPI Developer Tool "MON205" wrote in message ... Hello all, In my outlook add-in, I want to catch the event when adding items to some folders (e.g. Deleted Items in all PSTs). My solution depend on monitoring the Items collections of these folders. I inherited my class from IDispEventSimpleImpl to handle the Outlook::ItemsEvents. Now, can I use this class (just one) to monitor more than a folder items? I noticed that if I called the DispEventAdvise more than a time it returns E_UNEXPECTED. How can I do this knowing that the number of folders I want to monitor is not fixed.
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August 2nd 07, 08:48 AM
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Advise more than one interface
Very very nice.... It works just fine now.
Thanks Mr. Dmitry "Dmitry Streblechenko" wrote: Create a class wrapping the advise sink and whatever else you need to store on the per-folder level. Create an instance of that class for each folder that you need to monitor. Dmitry Streblechenko (MVP) http://www.dimastr.com/ OutlookSpy - Outlook, CDO and MAPI Developer Tool "MON205" wrote in message ... Hello all, In my outlook add-in, I want to catch the event when adding items to some folders (e.g. Deleted Items in all PSTs). My solution depend on monitoring the Items collections of these folders. I inherited my class from IDispEventSimpleImpl to handle the Outlook::ItemsEvents. Now, can I use this class (just one) to monitor more than a folder items? I noticed that if I called the DispEventAdvise more than a time it returns E_UNEXPECTED. How can I do this knowing that the number of folders I want to monitor is not fixed.
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