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Subject: Is there a way to update a notessession or notesdocument com object? |
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Product Area: Domino Server |
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Technical Area: Application Development |
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Platform: Windows |
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Release: 8.5.3 |
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Reproducible: Always |
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Hi,
thanks to IBM not implementing the ConvertToMIME Function into the COM-Interfaces of the Lotus Domino Objects i need to do a mime-conversion of all documents in my inbox with the Notes C-API.
What i try to achieve is to convert all mail bodys in a certain inbox into a html string that is stored in another database. I cant do this in lotusscript, which would be much easier, since im not able to open a com object with an agent. Thats why i use a windows service, that looks for new mails in the inbox from time to time.
The problem is now: first i need iterate over this documents(GetFirstDocument, GetNextDocument and so on) to get their views and ids with the COM Interfaces. Then i give this document IDs to the C-API to convert them with MMSetMessageContentEncoding and MIMEConvertCDParts. I also do a NSFNoteUpdate at the end.
But the document in the com interface do not get refreshed, when the C-API is done. Thats why i have to reinitialize the whole session, reopen the database and read my document again, after i've converted this documents with the CAPI.
I think this solution is VERY dirty because i have to open 3 notes sessions to do this.
So my question is: is there a way to force the COM-Object NotesDocument to be read again, without reopening the session and the database?
Thanks in Advance.
Best Regards,
Florian
 
Feedback number WEBB9T5LK6 created by ~Miriam Dwofreeverikle on 01/26/2015

Status: Open
Comments:

Is there a way to update a notesses... (~Miriam Dwofree... 26.Jan.15)
. . using LotusScript (~Ned Nimfanakon... 26.Jan.15)
. . . . Sorry for the confusion i've create... (~Miriam Dwofree... 27.Jan.15)
. . . . . . Did you install the client on the s... (~Fritz Ekfoober... 27.Jan.15)
. . . . . . 64 vs 32 bits? (~Ned Nimfanakon... 27.Jan.15)
. . Thoughts (~Fred Asatumibu... 26.Jan.15)
. . . . deletion is no problem (~Miriam Dwofree... 27.Jan.15)
. . . . . . Deletion forces a document to be re... (~Fred Asatumibu... 27.Jan.15)
. . . . . . . . another misunderstanding. :D (~Miriam Dwofree... 27.Jan.15) |
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