I'm trying to write a rule to compensate for laziness caused by program changes. Used to be, case numbers for family law cases where I work were written as follows: 12-DR-012345. Now, you can get away with 12DR12345, and the file management program accepts it.
I would like to automatically create an Outlook rule (move email containing something in subject to folder xyz) but dont know how to achieve this. Of course I can create the rule and export it to a .rwz file. This file can be imported manually, but how can I import it automatically?
Can I import a rule through my VSTO 2005 Outlook (2003) Addin? Or can I create the rule from within this addin?
I have a very simple Business Rules Engine that has only three methods. One gets all the rules for the current operation, one will retrieve a list of parameters for the rules, the last applies the rules. The rules are stored in the database as user defined functions using parameters. The client will call the BRE pass in the operation and a Lot Number and the BRE checks for any rules that apply to this operation for this Lot. The client gets a list of rules that apply (the names of the corresponding UDF's in the database) and at which step in the operation the rule applies. When the material gets to a step that has a rule, it calls BRE to get parameters for the UDF for that operation, fills in the parameters with data contained in the GUI and calls the BRE to apply the rule with this lot's specific data. Multiple lots can share the same rule that is why there are parameters for the UDF. This all works well. However, this is assuming we have a set number of rules for each lot at each operation. If the lot needs a new rule applied at this operation we have to add a new rule and corresponding UDF into the BRE database. This is not a problem, the client will now see two rules, however, it only knows how to apply the parameters for the first rule, and there is no code for applying the parameters for the second rule.
For example: Rule 1 states that only the same Lot number items can be put into a carton. So the UDF expects one parameter called LotID and one parameter called Carton ID. It runs the rule (UDF) with these parameters and checks to ensure the lots match. Now the Lot requires a second rule: Only 25 items can be packed in the carton. We create a new rule and corresponding UDF, but this rule has the CartonID and a quantity associated with it.
The GUI can handle Rule 1 because it knows how to apply the correct data from the GUI to the parameters for the Rule and execute the rule, so LotID from the GUI = LotID in the parameter name in the UDF and CartonID from the GUI = CartonID parameter name in the UDF. Now there is a new rule, the GUI sees this new rule, gets the parameters, but has no way to applying the quantity to the new parameter to execute the rule without having to change the GUI. We don't expect there to be many rule changes, however, when they do occur we don't want to have to recompile the GUI every time. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to create a class that could determine the how to apply set the correct parameters? We have thought about a table in a database that maps the parameter names in the UDF with parameter names in the GUI so when we add a new UDF we update the table with the corresponding data from the GUI. That could work but may get cumbersome and would require us to make sure that, that table is kept current. Another suggestion was to name the parameters in the UDF the same as the parameters in the GUI, but this too, would require us to maintain the names in two locations.
I have the following directory structure in my asp.net webdirectory i want when any body access anypage inside my admin folder then it auto redirect to login page of admin folder until they login
Imports Microsoft.Office.Interop Public Class Form1 Public Sub SaveAttachments() Dim objOL As Outlook.Application
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This is my code. When i am tryng to run it in my VB editior i got the errors
1.Outlook.Application, Outlook.MailItem,Outlook.Attachments,not definedWarnings as Warning1Namespace or type specified in the Imports 'Microsoft.Office.Interop' doesn't contain any public member or cannot be found. Make sure the namespace or the type is defined and contains at least one public member. Make sure the imported element name doesn't use any aliases.C:\Documents and Settings\E1002176\Local Settings\Application Data\Temporary Projects\WindowsApplication1\Form1.vb19WindowsApplication1
I would like to create an Outlook message with most of the text filled and the user just has to click send. I rather have the user click Send than for the program to send the message automatically. The below code doesn't work. What modifications does it need?
Dim objSmtpMail As System.Net.Mail.SmtpClient Dim Attachment As System.Net.Mail.Attachment Dim Mailmsg As New System.Net.Mail.MailMessage
I would like to create an outlook message with a subject and some attachments for the user to send when they are ready. I have the file paths for the attachments.
Basically the user needs to click a button on the application and that open an outlook message window with a predefined message and a few attachments. They should then be able to modify and add the required "To" etc before sending via outlook.
I have a data from database (from, to, cc, bcc, subject, body, sent_date, attachment). How can i create Outlook message file (*.msg) to adding thoes records?
I developed an application in VB.Net where we can export the eml and msg files to a pst file.I was able to do this task using redemption.dll and profman.dll along with outlook 2003 installed.
Now,I want to create a pst file using redemption.dll and profman.dll without installing outlook.Is it possibe to create a pst file without installing outlook?
I created a vb.net application that reads a data file (SQL table) and creates contacts and groups from this data. If I run this application and point the Contact folder to my local Outlook folders, the application runs fine. It creates about 550 contact and 10 groups. My problem is when I go to run the application against a public folder that am the "owner" of with full permissions it will run fine until it hits items 250 and then I get a COM error.
I'm trying to create a mailitem and save it in the Drafts folder for an other user. I can create the draft but it only saves to my own draft folder, not for the other user. I have enough rights on the mailbox of the other user.
This is my test code so far:
Dim omApp As New Outlook.Application Dim omNamespace As Outlook.NameSpace = omApp.GetNamespace("MAPI") Dim omUser As Outlook.Recipient = omNamespace.CreateRecipient("otheruser@mail.com") omUser.Resolve()
create a calendar program very similer to Outlook's Calender.But only on its own, i want it to be able to have multiple user access so several people can check eachothers calender obviously.But i have no clue where to start, doesnt have to be the exact same as outlook just have the same functionality.
I have a customer who wants to send emails to his customer and suppliers with confirmation of order, purchase orders etc. instead of printing them and mailing them (postal strikes in the UK, and threats of more).
I have the following code which works on a Vista machine:
Code: 'Created Outlook Application object Dim OLApp As New Outlook.Application 'Creating outlook Namespace object
I'm trying to merge two datasets based on these rules: 1. With ds1 and ds2, If the Unique Key from ds1 is not found in ds2, copy it to ds2 and move to next row in the table, else, goto the next part 2. If the unique key in ds2 is found in ds1, check the DateLastEdited row. a. If DateLastEdited in ds2 is greater then in ds1, copy the row from ds2 to ds1, else , do nothing
I'm just having trouble with the loops. Here's what I have: Dim ds1 As DataSet = fillNetwork() 'this function fills ds1 with the dataset from a table found on a network Dim ds2 As DataSet = fillLocal() 'this function fills ds1 with the dataset from a table found on local drive Dim returnRows() As System.Data.DataRow = Nothing For Each dtDs1 In ds1.Tables [Code] ..... This bit of code is just trying to segregate the one that are in both tables from the ones that are just in one table.
I have written a code in VB.NET using "Microsoft Outlook 11.0 Object Library" to create an appointment, task or contact in Outlook. Now the problem is once i create an appointment, task or contact from my VB.NET code and then if i open these item in outlook and modifies and save the content (like body of an appointment) then the lastmodification time of these item doesn't gets modified. It always shows the previous lastmodification time. This happens only for those item which got created from my VB.NET code.
I have tried realsing the COM object in my VB.NET Code.
The general purpose of my application simply reads a line of text for example:
1. I have a printer issue 2. I have a software issue
I have a rule set as follows:
'Define the class 'Printer' with 14 values as a string... Dim Printer(13) As String 'The string 'Printer' gets assigned a value, this is repeated another 13 times... Printer(0) = "Printing"
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The code simply uses a number of keywords to detect if the issue is a 'printer', 'software', 'telephone',. or 'password' problem.I want to apply this rule set to 10 issues within the same rich text box, with the results sent to a text file. The exporting to a text file I can do, however the main issue is, i cannot read the lines individually.
I'm using ASP.NET 4 / VB.NET / IIS to build a web application. Folks will access the web application via a URL like so: [URL] So, for example, here is the urls for Jane Doe, John Doe, and James Doe respectively: [URL] I need to somehow pass them off (no matter what name is entered) to a default.aspx page which then pulls in the name portion of the url and uses it to perform a lookup against the database which contains info. about this particular person and displays a personalized page based on that information.
I work for a somewhat large company.There are about 160 Windows XP Pro users. We are still using Microsoft Office 2000 for the most part.We have upgraded some users to Office 2003. We are not using Microsoft Exchange.I have to export every users' Outlook 2000 or Outlook 2003 Contacts into an Excel or CSV file every 6 months as a way of backing the Outlook Address Contacts.Currently I am doing this by physically going to every pc and manually exporting the contacts.This is a large pain.I am trying to find out if I can use or create a Visual Basic 2008 Express program or script that will export the contacts from Outlook and save it as an Excel or CSV file.The name of the file should be the same as the computers net name.It should be saved in the same location, on the network, each time.I am new to programming and new to VB 2008 Express.I do not know or have any code to start with.
If i use this code to send an e-mail with outlook (2010) from my vb.net app (2008):
Dim app As Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.Application Dim appNameSpace As Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook._NameSpace Dim memo As Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.MailItem app = New Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.Application
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I get an error. It's work fine, when outlook is not running.
I have a simple business rules engine that I need to write. I have looked at both Biztalk and Windows Workflow, but they are to much for what we need to do. This is a process that material will come to an operation, the GUI will check for three rules, one for the operation, one for the steps in the operation, and one for the item coming into the operation. These are the only three checks that will be done. It is possible there will be more than one rule for each check. I have a simple database set up to contain all the operations, steps and products and there is a crosstab table that links all the rules to each item. Here is an example of some rules (these are actual rules from the process):
So I'm working on a software in VB.Net where I need to scrape information and process it according to rules. For example, simple string replace rules like making "Det" into "Detached" for a specific field, or a split/join rule, basic string operations. All my scraping rules are RegEx and I store them in a database in rows of rule sets for different situations.What is the best way behind creating/storing rules to manipulate text? I do not want to hardcode the rules into the software, but rather be able to add more as there will be a need for them. I want to store them in a database, but then how do I interpret them?
Is there a dataannotation validate rule for a collection based property? I have the following <DisplayName("Category")> <Range(1, Integer.MaxValue, ErrorMessage:="Please select a category")> Property CategoryId As Integer <DisplayName("Technical Services")> Property TechnicalServices As List(Of Integer) I'm looking for a validator that I can add to the TechnicalServices property to set a minimum for the collection size.
I want to programmatically change ACL for all the subdirectories into a containing one. Specially when ACL of a particolar user is found I want to duplicate that ACL, change the security identifier and add the rule.
I'm working on an application that takes certain outlook email messages, saved as text files, and loads data from them into a database. It would be better if I could read the messages from the inbox directly into my app without the user having to save them as text files. I've searched the web and every example I find is from 2003 or earlier and is using VB6. I'd like to read both Outlook and Outlook Express Inboxes. Can someone either provide me with the code to do this or a good "recent" link with a tutorial?
I place these 2 questions in this forum simply 'cause those that know GDI+ best are probably .Net vs. VB6 classic users... So here it goes.I'm using GDI+ flat file to generate a textured brush with image attributes. Creating these are no problem, but I can't find documentation that says whether disposing of the brush will dispose the original image & attributes handles I've assigned to the brush or whether I need to destroy those also? I can't locate anything that says whether GDI+ copies the handles or uses the ones I provided. Destroying the handles well before the brush is destroyed does no damage. Thus my assumption is that the handles are copied. But you know what they say about assumptions.
2. Likewise I use a GDI+ function to return the image assigned to a textured brush. Again, I don't know if that returned image handle is to be disposed by me or not. The returned handle changes every time I call the function, so I'm assuming that I should be destroying it. Thanx to all that can shed any light whether from personal experience or pointing me to some black & white documentation.
I'm trying to convert an outlook 2007 add in to an outlook 2010 add in, but I'm running into some problems. One such example is finding the 2010/.net 4.0 replacement for: