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Items events not fired
Hello all,
As I've already read about this issue, I know the title of my post may have made you grin. My add-in needs to track the activity of some folders. I know that under certain conditions, the Items events may not fire. This is why, in order to avoid my objects references getting eaten by the GC, I have: - recursively created a tree of objects named QFolderWatcher, whose purpose is to watch the activity of the outlook folders tree (or at least part of the tree) - included 2 variables in this class, named MyFolders and MyItems. When creating a new QFolderWatcher, I save in a private variable the MAPIFolder, and then put (VB): MyFolders = Folder.Folders MyItems = Folder.Items Both variables are declared WithEvents, and all my objects have cross references with: - QFolderWatcher.SubFolders =list(of QFolderWatcher) : the list of QFolderWatchers watching the current folder's subfolders - QFolderWatcher.Parent : the FolderWatcher that watches the MAPIFolder's parent folder. The strange thing is that both variables MyFolders and MyItems are created and initialized at the same place, and my application receives events from the folders, but nothing about its items. |
Items events not fired
As you know, almost all the time this happens it's due to out of scope
objects or objects that have been garbage collected. No exceptions in your code and if you step the code everything is instantiated and not Nothing? Have you tried simplifying the code to handle only one folder and one Items collection to make sure that works with how you're doing things? What version of Outlook? What version of the PIA are you referencing? What version of VS? What code are you using, show a small piece that someone can look at for your instantiations and for your adding event handlers and your event handler signatures. -- 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 "Cedric" wrote in message ... Hello all, As I've already read about this issue, I know the title of my post may have made you grin. My add-in needs to track the activity of some folders. I know that under certain conditions, the Items events may not fire. This is why, in order to avoid my objects references getting eaten by the GC, I have: - recursively created a tree of objects named QFolderWatcher, whose purpose is to watch the activity of the outlook folders tree (or at least part of the tree) - included 2 variables in this class, named MyFolders and MyItems. When creating a new QFolderWatcher, I save in a private variable the MAPIFolder, and then put (VB): MyFolders = Folder.Folders MyItems = Folder.Items Both variables are declared WithEvents, and all my objects have cross references with: - QFolderWatcher.SubFolders =list(of QFolderWatcher) : the list of QFolderWatchers watching the current folder's subfolders - QFolderWatcher.Parent : the FolderWatcher that watches the MAPIFolder's parent folder. The strange thing is that both variables MyFolders and MyItems are created and initialized at the same place, and my application receives events from the folders, but nothing about its items. |
Items events not fired
Hi Ken,
thanks for your help and sorry for bothering : the issue is actually closed. A condition that never happened to be true, plus a mess in version management. Events are fired correctly now. Thanks anyway! Ced |
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