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Accessing fields created from WebDAV through Outlook Object Model
UserPropertiesHello, I have an application that uses WebDAV to create and update fields for contact items. One of the fields it creates is a custom field. i.e. it is not defined as part of any namespace. Something like this: g:set g ![]() ... real properties here ... myproperty{$this-SyncID}/myproperty /g ![]() /g:set The field gets correctly saved and is readable by WebDAV in subsequent queries and it is even visible from the "User-defined fields for this folder" page in the contact properties on Outlook 2003. However, when I try to use ContactItem.UserProperties to access this value it does not exist and UserProperties.count is 0. If I manually set this field with the same name from Outlook and save the contact, then my add-in can read it from UserPropeties but it doesn't work if I set it from WebDAV. Furthermore, when I use PROPFIND with allprop to compare the fields from WebDAV on the working and not working contact, they look identical in xml structure... It is only Outlook that seems to think they are different. Is there any way to access this field from my Outlook Addin? |
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