BETA for GroupWise 7 Simple MAPI

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Joel Thornton

2006-11-30 22:44:36 UTC

We have posted a BETA update to GroupWise Simple MAPI interfaces at
http://support.novell.com/filefinder/1557/beta.html listed as
bgwmapi7mlt2.exe. If you have GW7 installed and are experiencing trouble
sending mail through GroupWise from a web browser, Word, Excel, or any
application that relies on simple MAPI, we would encourage you to
participate. This is beta code and should only be installed on a test
system. We greatly appreciate any feedback positive or negative.

olymotsuka

2006-12-07 01:48:29 UTC

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Hi Joel,

I executed the simple MAPI sample application.

The app tried to logon "Novell GroupWise" profile by MAPILogon.
But I got the error code -2147467259(0x80004005).

There is the sentense in the bgwmapi7mlt2.txt document.
"This means that the GroupWise Windows client must installed before
MAPILogon will succeed."
But I have already installed the GroupWise 7.0.1.

Could you know how I can resolve it?

Anyway, it is more important for me that the Extended MAPI sample
application works on GroupWise 7.

Regards,
Tom

Post by Joel Thornton
We have posted a BETA update to GroupWise Simple MAPI interfaces at
http://support.novell.com/filefinder/1557/beta.html listed as
bgwmapi7mlt2.exe. If you have GW7 installed and are experiencing trouble
sending mail through GroupWise from a web browser, Word, Excel, or any
application that relies on simple MAPI, we would encourage you to
participate. This is beta code and should only be installed on a test
system. We greatly appreciate any feedback positive or negative.

adelatorre

2007-01-30 16:36:01 UTC

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I installed this on my laptop which has xp media center, and it worked.

I installed it on my desktop which has xp pro and it does not work.

App used to test: Peachtree 2007 Complete

Post by olymotsuka
Hi Joel,
I executed the simple MAPI sample application.
The app tried to logon "Novell GroupWise" profile by MAPILogon.
But I got the error code -2147467259(0x80004005).
There is the sentense in the bgwmapi7mlt2.txt document.
"This means that the GroupWise Windows client must installed before
MAPILogon will succeed."
But I have already installed the GroupWise 7.0.1.
Could you know how I can resolve it?
Anyway, it is more important for me that the Extended MAPI sample
application works on GroupWise 7.
Regards,
Tom

Joel Thornton

2007-02-22 01:08:48 UTC

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Thanks for your feedback. I'm sorry I didn't get back to you sooner. If you
are still encountering problems I would like to get some more info from you.
I havent been able to find anywhere we are returning the 0x80004005 error
during a basic logon, send sequence. If you have some code that reproduces
this, I would be happy to try it out and get it fixed. The only place I've
seen the error in our code is when you are setting messages attributes that
are not allowed to be edited on a sent or recieved item. But this should
never happen on a message that is being sent through simple mapi SendMail
interface. It is more likely that the error is coming from MAPI subsystem.

I believe that MAPILogon failing on win xp pro is caused either by a bad
version of the windows messaging interface being layed down, or possibly
incorrect registry settings. I run with xp pro and do not have any problems.
My experience has been that the version of Outlook that gets installed has a
bigger impact than the version of windows. But, if you have some code that
breaks consistently on win xp please send it to me.
Also, if you can send me info on the date and size of
c:\windows\system32\mapi*.dll(s)
and
HKLM\Software\clients\Mail Default
HKLM\Software\clients\Mail\GroupWise DLLPath
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows Messaging Subsystem\MSMapiApps grpwise.exe

thanks,
Joel

Post by adelatorre
I installed this on my laptop which has xp media center, and it worked.
I installed it on my desktop which has xp pro and it does not work.
App used to test: Peachtree 2007 Complete

schraeubchen

2007-03-14 09:18:08 UTC

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I've got an VB6-Application using Mapi to compose Mails. Aktually its
running under W2K. After copying the gwmlt1.dll into the GroupWise-Folder
I get an Runtime-Error while the VB6-Applications runs the signon. It's
runtime-error 48389. I afterwords used the old gwmltl.dll and it worked.
But there ist still a problem. I tried to compose a message with several
BCC-Recipients its been composed, but only the last recipient, that is
"sent to the mail" is shown in the bcc-Field.
HKLMSoftwareclientsMail Default -->GroupWise
HKLMSoftwareclientsMailGroupWise DLLPath -->C:NovellGroupWisegwmlt1.dll
HKLMSoftwareMicrosoftWindows Messaging SubsystemMSMapiApps grpwise.exe
-->GroupWise
Is there any resolution for this problem?

Thanks for help

Schraeubchen

Post by Joel Thornton
Thanks for your feedback. I'm sorry I didn't get back to you sooner. If you
are still encountering problems I would like to get some more info from you.
I havent been able to find anywhere we are returning the 0x80004005 error
during a basic logon, send sequence. If you have some code that reproduces
this, I would be happy to try it out and get it fixed. The only place I've
seen the error in our code is when you are setting messages attributes that
are not allowed to be edited on a sent or recieved item. But this should
never happen on a message that is being sent through simple mapi SendMail
interface. It is more likely that the error is coming from MAPI subsystem.
I believe that MAPILogon failing on win xp pro is caused either by a bad
version of the windows messaging interface being layed down, or possibly
incorrect registry settings. I run with xp pro and do not have any problems.
My experience has been that the version of Outlook that gets installed has a
bigger impact than the version of windows. But, if you have some code that
breaks consistently on win xp please send it to me.
Also, if you can send me info on the date and size of
c:windowssystem32mapi*.dll(s)
and
HKLMSoftwareclientsMail Default
HKLMSoftwareclientsMailGroupWise DLLPath
HKLMSoftwareMicrosoftWindows Messaging SubsystemMSMapiApps grpwise.exe
thanks,
Joel