Get the content of this unit

First, read system comes with Outlook Express

The basic idea

By loading the Wab32.dll file (this file is generally located below the path " / program files / common files / system /" below), then get the process address of its internal culprit Wabopen, to read the common news main content.

Implementation

First, including communication thin header files and statements

#include // Communication thin head file

// internal culvert declaration

Typedef HRESULT (WinApi * Fwabopen) (LPADRBOOK *, LPWABOBJECT *, LPWAB_PARAM, DWORD);

Second, read the detailed code of the specific content

// Read the textual content (type, name, email)

Void cgetemaildlg :: onok ()

{

HRESULT HRES;

LPADRBOOK LPADRBOOK;

LPWABOBJECT LPWABOBOBOBIECT;

LPWAB_PARAM LPWABPARAM = NULL;

DWORD reserved2 = null;

Hinstance hinstlib;

Hinstlib = loadingLibrary ("D: // Program files // common files // system // WAB32");

FWABOPEN Procwabopen;

IF (Hinstlib! = NULL)

{

/ / Get the process address of "WAB32.DLL" internal cullet WABOPEN

Procwabopen = (fwabopen) GetProcadDress (Hinstlib, "Wabopen");

IF (Procwabopen! = NULL)

{

HRES = (Procwabopen) (& lPadrBook, & lpwabiCT, NULL, RESERVED2);

_Asserte (hres == s_ok);

IF (HRES! = S_OK) EXIT (1);

Ulong LPCBENTRYD;

Entryid * LpenTryId;

HRES = lpadrbook-> getPab

& lpcbenTryid,

& lpenTryid

);

_Asserte (hres == s_ok);

IF (HRES! = S_OK) EXIT (2);

Ulong ulflags = mapi_beest_access;

Ulong ulobjtype = null;

LPunknown lpunk = NULL;

hres = lpadrbook-> OpenENTRY

LPCBENTRYID,

LpenTryID,

NULL,

Ulflags,

& ULOBJTYPE,

& lpunk

);

Ulflags = NULL;

IF (ulobjtype == MAPI_ABCONT)

{

Iabcontainer * lpcontainer = static_cast (lpunk);

LPMapITable Lptable = NULL;

HRES = lpcontainer-> getContentStable

Ulflags,

& lptable

);

_Assert (lptable);

Ulong Ulrows;

HRES = lptable-> getrowcount (0, & ULROWS);

_Asserte (hres == s_ok);

SROWSET * LPROWS; hres = lptable-> queryRows

Ulrows, // Get all rows

0,

& lprows

);

m_listemail.resetcontent ();

For (ulong i = 0; i crows; i )

{

SROW * LPROW = & lprows-> AROW [i];

CString Strtemp;

For (Ulong J = 0; j CVALUES; J )

{

SpropValue * lpprop = & lprow-> lpprops [j];

IF (LPPROP-> ULPROPTAG == Pr_Display_name_a)

STRTEMP = STRTEMP "Name:" (char *) LPPROP-> Value.lpsza;

IF (lpprop-> ulproptag == pr_email_address_a)

Strtemp = strTemp "Email:" (char *) lpprop-> value.lpsza;

IF (lpprop-> ulproptag == pr_nickname_a)

Strtemp = strTemp "said:" (char *) lpprop-> value.lpsza;

IF (lpprop-> ulproptag == pr_addrtype_a)

Strtemp = strTemp "Type:" (char *) LPPROP-> Value.lpsza;

}

M_Listemail.Addstring (Strtemp);

LPWABOBJECT-> FreeBuffer (LPROW);

}

LPWABOBJECT-> FreeBuffer (LPROWS);

}

}

Freelibrary (Hinstlib);

// After reading success, the read button is invalid.

CButton * PBTN = (cbutton *) getDLGITEM (IDOK);

PBTN-> EnableWindow (FALSE);

}

}

Note: When the header file WAB.H is included, sometimes it will be uncovered in WABTAGS.H and other places, and can be modified according to the WABTAGS.H file contained in the sample source code, mainly part of the original installation file. damage.

Second, read the communication thin method in Outlook2k with Office2000

The basic idea

Since Outlook2000 supports internal COM interface, this interface can be used to read the main contents of its internal communication thin.

Implementation

First, introduce the library file of Outlook2000

// Import Read Outlook2000 Communication Thin Content Requirements

#import "E: / Program files / microsoft office / office / mso9.dll" named_guids

#import "E: / Program Files / Microsoft Office / Office / Msoutl9.OLB" /

NO_NAMESPACE EXCLUDE ("_ IRecipientControl", "_drecipientControl")

Second, read the detailed code of the specific content

_ApplicationPtr PAPP;

_Itemsptr pitems;

MapiFolderptr Pfolder; _ContactItemptr PContact;

HRESULT HR;

Try

{

HR = PAPP.CREATEINSTANCE (__ uuidof (application));

IF (Failed (HR))

{

MessageBox ("Outlook Instance Failed", "Error", MB_OK;

Return;

}

/ / Get the contact folder in the default Outlook

PFOLDER = PAPP-> GetNameSpace (_BSTR_T ("MAPI")) -> GetDefaultFolder (OlfolderContacts);

IF (pfolder == null)

{

MessageBox ("No Default Outlook Contact Folder", "Error!");

Return;

}

ELSE / / Otherwise, choose one specified folder in Outlook

{

PFOLDER = PAPP-> GetNameSpace (_BSTR_T ("MAPI") -> PickFolder ();

IF (pfolder == null)

Return;

IF (pfolder-> getdefault ()! = olcontactItem) / / is not a contact

{

MessageBox ("Select Not Contact Folder", "Error");

Return;

}

}

Pitems = Pfolder-> GetItems ();

IF (pitems == null)

{

MessageBox ("You cannot get a contact entry", "error");

Return;

}

PContact = Pitems-> getFirst ();

m_listemail.resetcontent ();

While (1)

{

IF (pcontact == null)

Break;

CString Strtemp;

Strtemp = (char *) PContact-> getFullName ();

Strtemp = strTemp "<";

Strtemp = strTemp (Char *) PContact-> getemail1address ();

Strtemp = strTemp ">"

M_Listemail.Addstring (Strtemp);

PContact = pitems-> getnext ();

}

}

Catch (_COM_ERROR & E)

{

Messagebox ((char *) E.DESCRIPTION ());

}

Note:

When using the code to read the contents of the Outlook2000 communication, please pay attention to the points below:

To join the following statement inside the InitInstance (), you will first initialize the COM object: AFXOLINIT (); this can only read the content correctly.

references:

IMPORTING Contacts from Outlook - Deepesh Dhapola

Accessing the windows address book - code4food