IMAPIStatus
: IMAPIProp
MAPI
implements the IMAPIStatus interface to provide status information about
the MAPI subsystem, the integrated address book and the MAPI spooler. A service
provider implements IMAPIStatus to supply information about its own
status.
Quick Info
Header
file: |
MAPIDEFS.H |
Exposed by: |
Status
objects |
Implemented
by: |
Service
providers and MAPI |
Called by: |
Client
applications |
Corresponding
pointer type: |
LPMAPISTATUS |
Transaction
model: |
Non-transacted |
Vtable Order
ValidateState |
Confirms
the external status information available for the MAPI resource or the
service provider. This method is supported in all status objects. |
SettingsDialog |
Displays a
property sheet enabling the user to change a service provider s configuration.
This method is not supported in status objects implemented by MAPI. |
ChangePassword |
Modifies a
service provider s password without displaying a user interface. This method
is optionally supported in status objects implemented by service providers. |
FlushQueues |
Forces all
messages waiting to be sent or received to be immediately uploaded or
downloaded. This method is supported by the MAPI spooler status object and
status objects implemented by transport providers. |
Required
properties |
Access |
PR_DISPLAY_NAME |
Read/write |
PR_PROVIDER_DISPLAY |
Read/write |
PR_PROVIDER_DLL_NAME |
Read-only |
PR_RESOURCE_FLAGS |
Read-only |
PR_RESOURCE_METHODS |
Read-only |
PR_RESOURCE_TYPE |
Read-only |
PR_STATUS_CODE |
Read-only |
Remarks
The status
objects implemented by MAPI support the following methods:
Status
object |
Supported
methods |
MAPI
subsystem |
ValidateState only |
MAPI
address book |
ValidateState only |
MAPI spooler |
ValidateState and FlushQueues |
The status
objects implemented by MAPI are required to have a read-only version of the
methods of the IMAPIProp
Clients use
status objects to perform configuration and to learn about the state of the
session. They access a status object by calling the OpenStatusEntry
method of a service provider logon object or IMAPISession::GetStatusTable