mapi session dll

I want to use MAPI Session Control in a DLL And I write the following code //CMapiSession is a Microsoft MAPI Session Control, version 6.0 CMapiSession mapiSession. Hi, I want to use MAPI to retrieve the details from Global Address Book When I give MAPI.Session, it gave me an Error:Active-x Component can't create the object I tried to know MAPI32.dll. Hi, Can IConverterSession be used with the 64 bit MAPI.dll? I have a 64 bit application from where I need to create a msg file using the MIME stream. The problem with the application not being able to instantiate the MAPI.SESSION is that I had to register the CDO.DLL module to XP However, I encountered problems with the regsvr32 program, because the dll referenced the following two modules that were not in the system library. MAPI.Session is not MAPI32.DLL It's cdo.dll CDO is an optional component for installations of Outlook 2003 and earlier and must be downloaded and installed if you want to use it in Outlook 2007.-- Sue Mosher, Outlook.Hey guys! I am doing an app that uses MAPI session and message Its sending email very well But I was wondering If the user doesnt have outlook express installed in his machine, it will not work? Nor even if I send with the installer the dll required by it? thanks guys! Discussione: MAPI.dll - Forum: MS Visual Studio e NET - Manuali.ne. my almost all outlook 2003 vba code is not running in outlook2010 saying that MAPI.session/MAPI.Message/etc are library files not found is there any alternative code (library/dll files ) to make tha. I figured it out What I was trying to do was create a link to outlook To be able to create an object of the MAPI.Session you need the cdo.dll installed on your machine. Can't Create MAPI.Session This code used to run on Win2000 Server, with CDONTS Dim objSession As Object Error 429: ActiveX component can't create object Thanks for your help, - Joe Geretz - 05-20-2005, 12:52 PM #5 Joseph Geretz Gues.In order to send mail using CDO (1.x), you need to establish and logon to a session Logging onto a session requires that you provide a profile name. 'Logoff using the session object objSession.Logoff End Sub I am referencing the Microsoft Outlook 9.0 Object Library The reason i have this posted on the ActiveX category is because eventually i want to run this as a function call within a dll. Describes the error that occurs when you instantiate the MAPI.Session object if the Collaboration Data Objects (CDO) library is not installed. Before you can access a message store, you must initialize the MAPI subsystem and log onto a MAPI session This gives you a reference to an IMAPISession interface object, which you can use to access the message store table, message stores, message folders, and messages. I am working on a project and getting this error Server object error 'ASP 0177 : 800401f3' Server.CreateObject Failed /GPDataClear/Beta/EmailSend.asp, line 20 Invalid class string I posted this question before and someone told me that a dll file.Usage of the simple MAPI API.; Author: NETMaster; Updated: 31 Mar 2002; Section: Internet / Network; Chapter: General Programming; Updated: 31 Mar 200. It fails on the following line: Set objCDOSession = CreateObject(MAPI.Session) giving an error 429 which is ActiveX Component cannot create object' Normally, when this happens, it is solved by copying the cdoex.dll to c:\program files\common objects\Microsoft shared\CDO. Outlook 2000 typically (but not always) stores a copy of the correct version of mapi32.dll for Windows XP in Program Files\Common Files\System\Mapi\1033\NT; or for Windows Vista and 7 in Program Files\Common Files\System\MSMAPI\1033\ In these. The Microsoft Exchange Analyzer Tool reads the following registry branch to determine whether the Disable Session Limit registry value is present and configured to anything other than a value of 0. MAPI Open Sessions - I have an Exchange server that has one user with numerous open MAPI sessions even though the user isnt logged in I guess they are just static sessions that have cleared out Is there Microsoft Outlook Hel.