Howdy
I have a wierd issue. I'm not really expecting anyone to have a simple
answer. I'm not really sure wether's it a bug in my code, the OLE32 xh
interface or Outlook 2003 OLE interface
I have a little app that loops through a list of public folders in outlook
that hold appointments (they are timesheet entries)
This is basically 3 outlook calendars
We track our time in them all day every day . This little app connects to
Outlook and basically loops through each calendar with an inner loop that
loops through the appointments in each
If I run it for a day it works fine, if I run it for a fews days sometimes
it works fine. if I try and run it for a large date range the OLE return an
E_FAIL error.
The weird bit is that it fails trying to retrieve the category of the
apppointment. What makes it even weirder is when I then go to outlook and
try and look at the appointment it fails on, I cannot access the appointment
or any further on in that Calendar. If I restart Outlook all is well again,
I get a trace, here it is
**************************** Error log file ********************************
Date: 28/09/07
Time: 11:36:02
Available Memory: 324360
Current Area: 1
---------------------------- Compiler
Information -----------------------------
Xailer Version: Xailer 1.4.0 Version 1.4
Compiler: xHarbour build 0.99.61 Intl. (SimpLex) PCode Version: 7
C/C++ Compiler: Borland C++ 5.5.1
Windows Platform: Windows XP Professional 5.01.2600 Service Pack 2
--------------------- Internal Error Handling
Information ---------------------
Subsystem Call:
Outlook.Application:GETNAMESPACE:GETDEFAULTFOLDER:FOLDERS:IT EM:ITEMS:FINDNEXT
System Code: 16389
Default Status: .F.
Description: E_FAIL
Operation: CATEGORIES
Arguments:
Involved File:
Dos Error Code: 0
Trace Through:
TOLEAUTO:CATEGORIES (0)
OUTLOOK:CALENDARLOOP (124)
OUTLOOKSUMMARYFRM:QUERYOUTLOOK (67)
TBUTTON:ONCLICK (0)
TBUTTON:CLICK (99)
(b)XCONTROL:XCONTROL (140)
TBUTTON:COMMAND (0)
TSCROLLINGWINCONTROL:WMCOMMAND (253)
OUTLOOKSUMMARYFRM:WMCOMMAND (884)
RUNFORM (0)
TAPPLICATION:RUN (209)
MAIN (15)
**************************** Error log file ********************************
The thing is, the line it fails on, I call every time I loop. The like above
this line pulls the date out of the appointment and it doesn;t fail, this
means the appointment object should be ok.
If I restart Outlook and run the app for just the day I had the issue with
it will run fine and not crash
I don't know much about OLE so I wonder am I overloading OLE maybe,do I need
slow the app down so it doesn;t flood the OLE? Is there memory limits I need
to be aware of
Maybe Exchange isn't keeping up, that may be the cause
Something about the trace
OUTLOOK:CALENDARLOOP (124) is where I request the category
Subsystem Call:
Outlook.Application:GETNAMESPACE:GETDEFAULTFOLDER:FOLDERS:IT EM:ITEMS:FINDNEXT
This was at least 3 OLE calls back, basically the end of the previous
appointment, why is it in the trace
Any idea, however remote would be appreaited
Nick
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Nick Hilder
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Nick Hilder
- Mensajes: 328
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OLE Error
Just some feedback on this issue. I upgrade to the latest versions of XH and
Xailer and the problem seems to be fixed. For once it was not me...very
rare....
Xailer is 1.7.5
XH is Version: 0.99.80 Date: 2007-09-17
> Howdy
>
> I have a wierd issue. I'm not really expecting anyone to have a simple
> answer. I'm not really sure wether's it a bug in my code, the OLE32 xh
> interface or Outlook 2003 OLE interface
>
> I have a little app that loops through a list of public folders in outlook
> that hold appointments (they are timesheet entries)
>
> This is basically 3 outlook calendars
>
> We track our time in them all day every day . This little app connects to
> Outlook and basically loops through each calendar with an inner loop that
> loops through the appointments in each
>
> If I run it for a day it works fine, if I run it for a fews days sometimes
> it works fine. if I try and run it for a large date range the OLE return
> an E_FAIL error.
>
> The weird bit is that it fails trying to retrieve the category of the
> apppointment. What makes it even weirder is when I then go to outlook and
> try and look at the appointment it fails on, I cannot access the
> appointment or any further on in that Calendar. If I restart Outlook all
> is well again,
>
> I get a trace, here it is
>
> **************************** Error log file
> ********************************
>
> Date: 28/09/07
> Time: 11:36:02
> Available Memory: 324360
> Current Area: 1
>
> ---------------------------- Compiler
> Information -----------------------------
>
> Xailer Version: Xailer 1.4.0 Version 1.4
> Compiler: xHarbour build 0.99.61 Intl. (SimpLex) PCode Version: 7
> C/C++ Compiler: Borland C++ 5.5.1
> Windows Platform: Windows XP Professional 5.01.2600 Service Pack 2
>
> --------------------- Internal Error Handling
> Information ---------------------
>
> Subsystem Call:
> Outlook.Application:GETNAMESPACE:GETDEFAULTFOLDER:FOLDERS:IT EM:ITEMS:FINDNEXT
> System Code: 16389
> Default Status: .F.
> Description: E_FAIL
> Operation: CATEGORIES
> Arguments:
> Involved File:
> Dos Error Code: 0
>
> Trace Through:
> TOLEAUTO:CATEGORIES (0)
> OUTLOOK:CALENDARLOOP (124)
> OUTLOOKSUMMARYFRM:QUERYOUTLOOK (67)
> TBUTTON:ONCLICK (0)
> TBUTTON:CLICK (99)
> (b)XCONTROL:XCONTROL (140)
> TBUTTON:COMMAND (0)
> TSCROLLINGWINCONTROL:WMCOMMAND (253)
> OUTLOOKSUMMARYFRM:WMCOMMAND (884)
> RUNFORM (0)
> TAPPLICATION:RUN (209)
> MAIN (15)
>
> **************************** Error log file
> ********************************
>
> The thing is, the line it fails on, I call every time I loop. The like
> above this line pulls the date out of the appointment and it doesn;t fail,
> this means the appointment object should be ok.
> If I restart Outlook and run the app for just the day I had the issue with
> it will run fine and not crash
>
> I don't know much about OLE so I wonder am I overloading OLE maybe,do I
> need slow the app down so it doesn;t flood the OLE? Is there memory limits
> I need to be aware of
> Maybe Exchange isn't keeping up, that may be the cause
>
> Something about the trace
> OUTLOOK:CALENDARLOOP (124) is where I request the category
>
> Subsystem Call:
> Outlook.Application:GETNAMESPACE:GETDEFAULTFOLDER:FOLDERS:IT EM:ITEMS:FINDNEXT
> This was at least 3 OLE calls back, basically the end of the previous
> appointment, why is it in the trace
>
> Any idea, however remote would be appreaited
>
> Nick
>
>
>
>
Xailer and the problem seems to be fixed. For once it was not me...very
rare....
Xailer is 1.7.5
XH is Version: 0.99.80 Date: 2007-09-17
> Howdy
>
> I have a wierd issue. I'm not really expecting anyone to have a simple
> answer. I'm not really sure wether's it a bug in my code, the OLE32 xh
> interface or Outlook 2003 OLE interface
>
> I have a little app that loops through a list of public folders in outlook
> that hold appointments (they are timesheet entries)
>
> This is basically 3 outlook calendars
>
> We track our time in them all day every day . This little app connects to
> Outlook and basically loops through each calendar with an inner loop that
> loops through the appointments in each
>
> If I run it for a day it works fine, if I run it for a fews days sometimes
> it works fine. if I try and run it for a large date range the OLE return
> an E_FAIL error.
>
> The weird bit is that it fails trying to retrieve the category of the
> apppointment. What makes it even weirder is when I then go to outlook and
> try and look at the appointment it fails on, I cannot access the
> appointment or any further on in that Calendar. If I restart Outlook all
> is well again,
>
> I get a trace, here it is
>
> **************************** Error log file
> ********************************
>
> Date: 28/09/07
> Time: 11:36:02
> Available Memory: 324360
> Current Area: 1
>
> ---------------------------- Compiler
> Information -----------------------------
>
> Xailer Version: Xailer 1.4.0 Version 1.4
> Compiler: xHarbour build 0.99.61 Intl. (SimpLex) PCode Version: 7
> C/C++ Compiler: Borland C++ 5.5.1
> Windows Platform: Windows XP Professional 5.01.2600 Service Pack 2
>
> --------------------- Internal Error Handling
> Information ---------------------
>
> Subsystem Call:
> Outlook.Application:GETNAMESPACE:GETDEFAULTFOLDER:FOLDERS:IT EM:ITEMS:FINDNEXT
> System Code: 16389
> Default Status: .F.
> Description: E_FAIL
> Operation: CATEGORIES
> Arguments:
> Involved File:
> Dos Error Code: 0
>
> Trace Through:
> TOLEAUTO:CATEGORIES (0)
> OUTLOOK:CALENDARLOOP (124)
> OUTLOOKSUMMARYFRM:QUERYOUTLOOK (67)
> TBUTTON:ONCLICK (0)
> TBUTTON:CLICK (99)
> (b)XCONTROL:XCONTROL (140)
> TBUTTON:COMMAND (0)
> TSCROLLINGWINCONTROL:WMCOMMAND (253)
> OUTLOOKSUMMARYFRM:WMCOMMAND (884)
> RUNFORM (0)
> TAPPLICATION:RUN (209)
> MAIN (15)
>
> **************************** Error log file
> ********************************
>
> The thing is, the line it fails on, I call every time I loop. The like
> above this line pulls the date out of the appointment and it doesn;t fail,
> this means the appointment object should be ok.
> If I restart Outlook and run the app for just the day I had the issue with
> it will run fine and not crash
>
> I don't know much about OLE so I wonder am I overloading OLE maybe,do I
> need slow the app down so it doesn;t flood the OLE? Is there memory limits
> I need to be aware of
> Maybe Exchange isn't keeping up, that may be the cause
>
> Something about the trace
> OUTLOOK:CALENDARLOOP (124) is where I request the category
>
> Subsystem Call:
> Outlook.Application:GETNAMESPACE:GETDEFAULTFOLDER:FOLDERS:IT EM:ITEMS:FINDNEXT
> This was at least 3 OLE calls back, basically the end of the previous
> appointment, why is it in the trace
>
> Any idea, however remote would be appreaited
>
> Nick
>
>
>
>
-
Nick Hilder
- Mensajes: 328
- Registrado: Mar Nov 21, 2006 2:10 am
OLE Error
Just some feedback on this issue. I upgrade to the latest versions of XH and
Xailer and the problem seems to be fixed. For once it was not me...very
rare....
Xailer is 1.7.5
XH is Version: 0.99.80 Date: 2007-09-17
> Howdy
>
> I have a wierd issue. I'm not really expecting anyone to have a simple
> answer. I'm not really sure wether's it a bug in my code, the OLE32 xh
> interface or Outlook 2003 OLE interface
>
> I have a little app that loops through a list of public folders in outlook
> that hold appointments (they are timesheet entries)
>
> This is basically 3 outlook calendars
>
> We track our time in them all day every day . This little app connects to
> Outlook and basically loops through each calendar with an inner loop that
> loops through the appointments in each
>
> If I run it for a day it works fine, if I run it for a fews days sometimes
> it works fine. if I try and run it for a large date range the OLE return
> an E_FAIL error.
>
> The weird bit is that it fails trying to retrieve the category of the
> apppointment. What makes it even weirder is when I then go to outlook and
> try and look at the appointment it fails on, I cannot access the
> appointment or any further on in that Calendar. If I restart Outlook all
> is well again,
>
> I get a trace, here it is
>
> **************************** Error log file
> ********************************
>
> Date: 28/09/07
> Time: 11:36:02
> Available Memory: 324360
> Current Area: 1
>
> ---------------------------- Compiler
> Information -----------------------------
>
> Xailer Version: Xailer 1.4.0 Version 1.4
> Compiler: xHarbour build 0.99.61 Intl. (SimpLex) PCode Version: 7
> C/C++ Compiler: Borland C++ 5.5.1
> Windows Platform: Windows XP Professional 5.01.2600 Service Pack 2
>
> --------------------- Internal Error Handling
> Information ---------------------
>
> Subsystem Call:
> Outlook.Application:GETNAMESPACE:GETDEFAULTFOLDER:FOLDERS:IT EM:ITEMS:FINDNEXT
> System Code: 16389
> Default Status: .F.
> Description: E_FAIL
> Operation: CATEGORIES
> Arguments:
> Involved File:
> Dos Error Code: 0
>
> Trace Through:
> TOLEAUTO:CATEGORIES (0)
> OUTLOOK:CALENDARLOOP (124)
> OUTLOOKSUMMARYFRM:QUERYOUTLOOK (67)
> TBUTTON:ONCLICK (0)
> TBUTTON:CLICK (99)
> (b)XCONTROL:XCONTROL (140)
> TBUTTON:COMMAND (0)
> TSCROLLINGWINCONTROL:WMCOMMAND (253)
> OUTLOOKSUMMARYFRM:WMCOMMAND (884)
> RUNFORM (0)
> TAPPLICATION:RUN (209)
> MAIN (15)
>
> **************************** Error log file
> ********************************
>
> The thing is, the line it fails on, I call every time I loop. The like
> above this line pulls the date out of the appointment and it doesn;t fail,
> this means the appointment object should be ok.
> If I restart Outlook and run the app for just the day I had the issue with
> it will run fine and not crash
>
> I don't know much about OLE so I wonder am I overloading OLE maybe,do I
> need slow the app down so it doesn;t flood the OLE? Is there memory limits
> I need to be aware of
> Maybe Exchange isn't keeping up, that may be the cause
>
> Something about the trace
> OUTLOOK:CALENDARLOOP (124) is where I request the category
>
> Subsystem Call:
> Outlook.Application:GETNAMESPACE:GETDEFAULTFOLDER:FOLDERS:IT EM:ITEMS:FINDNEXT
> This was at least 3 OLE calls back, basically the end of the previous
> appointment, why is it in the trace
>
> Any idea, however remote would be appreaited
>
> Nick
>
>
>
>
Xailer and the problem seems to be fixed. For once it was not me...very
rare....
Xailer is 1.7.5
XH is Version: 0.99.80 Date: 2007-09-17
> Howdy
>
> I have a wierd issue. I'm not really expecting anyone to have a simple
> answer. I'm not really sure wether's it a bug in my code, the OLE32 xh
> interface or Outlook 2003 OLE interface
>
> I have a little app that loops through a list of public folders in outlook
> that hold appointments (they are timesheet entries)
>
> This is basically 3 outlook calendars
>
> We track our time in them all day every day . This little app connects to
> Outlook and basically loops through each calendar with an inner loop that
> loops through the appointments in each
>
> If I run it for a day it works fine, if I run it for a fews days sometimes
> it works fine. if I try and run it for a large date range the OLE return
> an E_FAIL error.
>
> The weird bit is that it fails trying to retrieve the category of the
> apppointment. What makes it even weirder is when I then go to outlook and
> try and look at the appointment it fails on, I cannot access the
> appointment or any further on in that Calendar. If I restart Outlook all
> is well again,
>
> I get a trace, here it is
>
> **************************** Error log file
> ********************************
>
> Date: 28/09/07
> Time: 11:36:02
> Available Memory: 324360
> Current Area: 1
>
> ---------------------------- Compiler
> Information -----------------------------
>
> Xailer Version: Xailer 1.4.0 Version 1.4
> Compiler: xHarbour build 0.99.61 Intl. (SimpLex) PCode Version: 7
> C/C++ Compiler: Borland C++ 5.5.1
> Windows Platform: Windows XP Professional 5.01.2600 Service Pack 2
>
> --------------------- Internal Error Handling
> Information ---------------------
>
> Subsystem Call:
> Outlook.Application:GETNAMESPACE:GETDEFAULTFOLDER:FOLDERS:IT EM:ITEMS:FINDNEXT
> System Code: 16389
> Default Status: .F.
> Description: E_FAIL
> Operation: CATEGORIES
> Arguments:
> Involved File:
> Dos Error Code: 0
>
> Trace Through:
> TOLEAUTO:CATEGORIES (0)
> OUTLOOK:CALENDARLOOP (124)
> OUTLOOKSUMMARYFRM:QUERYOUTLOOK (67)
> TBUTTON:ONCLICK (0)
> TBUTTON:CLICK (99)
> (b)XCONTROL:XCONTROL (140)
> TBUTTON:COMMAND (0)
> TSCROLLINGWINCONTROL:WMCOMMAND (253)
> OUTLOOKSUMMARYFRM:WMCOMMAND (884)
> RUNFORM (0)
> TAPPLICATION:RUN (209)
> MAIN (15)
>
> **************************** Error log file
> ********************************
>
> The thing is, the line it fails on, I call every time I loop. The like
> above this line pulls the date out of the appointment and it doesn;t fail,
> this means the appointment object should be ok.
> If I restart Outlook and run the app for just the day I had the issue with
> it will run fine and not crash
>
> I don't know much about OLE so I wonder am I overloading OLE maybe,do I
> need slow the app down so it doesn;t flood the OLE? Is there memory limits
> I need to be aware of
> Maybe Exchange isn't keeping up, that may be the cause
>
> Something about the trace
> OUTLOOK:CALENDARLOOP (124) is where I request the category
>
> Subsystem Call:
> Outlook.Application:GETNAMESPACE:GETDEFAULTFOLDER:FOLDERS:IT EM:ITEMS:FINDNEXT
> This was at least 3 OLE calls back, basically the end of the previous
> appointment, why is it in the trace
>
> Any idea, however remote would be appreaited
>
> Nick
>
>
>
>
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ignacio
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Nick,
Glad to read your message. Thansk for the feedback.
Regards,
--
Ignacio Ortiz de Zúñiga
http://www.xailer.com
"Nick Hilder" <nick_Nospam#$%@capsol.com%NOSPAM%.au> escribió en el mensaje
news:[email=4702b662@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...]4702b662@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...[/email]
> Just some feedback on this issue. I upgrade to the latest versions of XH
> and Xailer and the problem seems to be fixed. For once it was not
> me...very rare....
>
> Xailer is 1.7.5
>
> XH is Version: 0.99.80 Date: 2007-09-17
>
>
>> Howdy
>>
>> I have a wierd issue. I'm not really expecting anyone to have a simple
>> answer. I'm not really sure wether's it a bug in my code, the OLE32 xh
>> interface or Outlook 2003 OLE interface
>>
>> I have a little app that loops through a list of public folders in
>> outlook that hold appointments (they are timesheet entries)
>>
>> This is basically 3 outlook calendars
>>
>> We track our time in them all day every day . This little app connects to
>> Outlook and basically loops through each calendar with an inner loop that
>> loops through the appointments in each
>>
>> If I run it for a day it works fine, if I run it for a fews days
>> sometimes it works fine. if I try and run it for a large date range the
>> OLE return an E_FAIL error.
>>
>> The weird bit is that it fails trying to retrieve the category of the
>> apppointment. What makes it even weirder is when I then go to outlook and
>> try and look at the appointment it fails on, I cannot access the
>> appointment or any further on in that Calendar. If I restart Outlook all
>> is well again,
>>
>> I get a trace, here it is
>>
>> **************************** Error log file
>> ********************************
>>
>> Date: 28/09/07
>> Time: 11:36:02
>> Available Memory: 324360
>> Current Area: 1
>>
>> ---------------------------- Compiler
>> Information -----------------------------
>>
>> Xailer Version: Xailer 1.4.0 Version 1.4
>> Compiler: xHarbour build 0.99.61 Intl. (SimpLex) PCode Version: 7
>> C/C++ Compiler: Borland C++ 5.5.1
>> Windows Platform: Windows XP Professional 5.01.2600 Service Pack 2
>>
>> --------------------- Internal Error Handling
>> Information ---------------------
>>
>> Subsystem Call:
>> Outlook.Application:GETNAMESPACE:GETDEFAULTFOLDER:FOLDERS:IT EM:ITEMS:FINDNEXT
>> System Code: 16389
>> Default Status: .F.
>> Description: E_FAIL
>> Operation: CATEGORIES
>> Arguments:
>> Involved File:
>> Dos Error Code: 0
>>
>> Trace Through:
>> TOLEAUTO:CATEGORIES (0)
>> OUTLOOK:CALENDARLOOP (124)
>> OUTLOOKSUMMARYFRM:QUERYOUTLOOK (67)
>> TBUTTON:ONCLICK (0)
>> TBUTTON:CLICK (99)
>> (b)XCONTROL:XCONTROL (140)
>> TBUTTON:COMMAND (0)
>> TSCROLLINGWINCONTROL:WMCOMMAND (253)
>> OUTLOOKSUMMARYFRM:WMCOMMAND (884)
>> RUNFORM (0)
>> TAPPLICATION:RUN (209)
>> MAIN (15)
>>
>> **************************** Error log file
>> ********************************
>>
>> The thing is, the line it fails on, I call every time I loop. The like
>> above this line pulls the date out of the appointment and it doesn;t
>> fail, this means the appointment object should be ok.
>> If I restart Outlook and run the app for just the day I had the issue
>> with it will run fine and not crash
>>
>> I don't know much about OLE so I wonder am I overloading OLE maybe,do I
>> need slow the app down so it doesn;t flood the OLE? Is there memory
>> limits I need to be aware of
>> Maybe Exchange isn't keeping up, that may be the cause
>>
>> Something about the trace
>> OUTLOOK:CALENDARLOOP (124) is where I request the category
>>
>> Subsystem Call:
>> Outlook.Application:GETNAMESPACE:GETDEFAULTFOLDER:FOLDERS:IT EM:ITEMS:FINDNEXT
>> This was at least 3 OLE calls back, basically the end of the previous
>> appointment, why is it in the trace
>>
>> Any idea, however remote would be appreaited
>>
>> Nick
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>
Glad to read your message. Thansk for the feedback.
Regards,
--
Ignacio Ortiz de Zúñiga
http://www.xailer.com
"Nick Hilder" <nick_Nospam#$%@capsol.com%NOSPAM%.au> escribió en el mensaje
news:[email=4702b662@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...]4702b662@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...[/email]
> Just some feedback on this issue. I upgrade to the latest versions of XH
> and Xailer and the problem seems to be fixed. For once it was not
> me...very rare....
>
> Xailer is 1.7.5
>
> XH is Version: 0.99.80 Date: 2007-09-17
>
>
>> Howdy
>>
>> I have a wierd issue. I'm not really expecting anyone to have a simple
>> answer. I'm not really sure wether's it a bug in my code, the OLE32 xh
>> interface or Outlook 2003 OLE interface
>>
>> I have a little app that loops through a list of public folders in
>> outlook that hold appointments (they are timesheet entries)
>>
>> This is basically 3 outlook calendars
>>
>> We track our time in them all day every day . This little app connects to
>> Outlook and basically loops through each calendar with an inner loop that
>> loops through the appointments in each
>>
>> If I run it for a day it works fine, if I run it for a fews days
>> sometimes it works fine. if I try and run it for a large date range the
>> OLE return an E_FAIL error.
>>
>> The weird bit is that it fails trying to retrieve the category of the
>> apppointment. What makes it even weirder is when I then go to outlook and
>> try and look at the appointment it fails on, I cannot access the
>> appointment or any further on in that Calendar. If I restart Outlook all
>> is well again,
>>
>> I get a trace, here it is
>>
>> **************************** Error log file
>> ********************************
>>
>> Date: 28/09/07
>> Time: 11:36:02
>> Available Memory: 324360
>> Current Area: 1
>>
>> ---------------------------- Compiler
>> Information -----------------------------
>>
>> Xailer Version: Xailer 1.4.0 Version 1.4
>> Compiler: xHarbour build 0.99.61 Intl. (SimpLex) PCode Version: 7
>> C/C++ Compiler: Borland C++ 5.5.1
>> Windows Platform: Windows XP Professional 5.01.2600 Service Pack 2
>>
>> --------------------- Internal Error Handling
>> Information ---------------------
>>
>> Subsystem Call:
>> Outlook.Application:GETNAMESPACE:GETDEFAULTFOLDER:FOLDERS:IT EM:ITEMS:FINDNEXT
>> System Code: 16389
>> Default Status: .F.
>> Description: E_FAIL
>> Operation: CATEGORIES
>> Arguments:
>> Involved File:
>> Dos Error Code: 0
>>
>> Trace Through:
>> TOLEAUTO:CATEGORIES (0)
>> OUTLOOK:CALENDARLOOP (124)
>> OUTLOOKSUMMARYFRM:QUERYOUTLOOK (67)
>> TBUTTON:ONCLICK (0)
>> TBUTTON:CLICK (99)
>> (b)XCONTROL:XCONTROL (140)
>> TBUTTON:COMMAND (0)
>> TSCROLLINGWINCONTROL:WMCOMMAND (253)
>> OUTLOOKSUMMARYFRM:WMCOMMAND (884)
>> RUNFORM (0)
>> TAPPLICATION:RUN (209)
>> MAIN (15)
>>
>> **************************** Error log file
>> ********************************
>>
>> The thing is, the line it fails on, I call every time I loop. The like
>> above this line pulls the date out of the appointment and it doesn;t
>> fail, this means the appointment object should be ok.
>> If I restart Outlook and run the app for just the day I had the issue
>> with it will run fine and not crash
>>
>> I don't know much about OLE so I wonder am I overloading OLE maybe,do I
>> need slow the app down so it doesn;t flood the OLE? Is there memory
>> limits I need to be aware of
>> Maybe Exchange isn't keeping up, that may be the cause
>>
>> Something about the trace
>> OUTLOOK:CALENDARLOOP (124) is where I request the category
>>
>> Subsystem Call:
>> Outlook.Application:GETNAMESPACE:GETDEFAULTFOLDER:FOLDERS:IT EM:ITEMS:FINDNEXT
>> This was at least 3 OLE calls back, basically the end of the previous
>> appointment, why is it in the trace
>>
>> Any idea, however remote would be appreaited
>>
>> Nick
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>
Ignacio Ortiz de Zúñiga
[OZ Software]
https://www.ozs.es
--
[Equipo de Xailer / Xailer team]
https://www.xailer.com
[OZ Software]
https://www.ozs.es
--
[Equipo de Xailer / Xailer team]
https://www.xailer.com
OLE Error
Nick,
Glad to read your message. Thansk for the feedback.
Regards,
--
Ignacio Ortiz de Zúñiga
http://www.xailer.com
"Nick Hilder" <nick_Nospam#$%@capsol.com%NOSPAM%.au> escribió en el mensaje
news:[email=4702b662@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...]4702b662@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...[/email]
> Just some feedback on this issue. I upgrade to the latest versions of XH
> and Xailer and the problem seems to be fixed. For once it was not
> me...very rare....
>
> Xailer is 1.7.5
>
> XH is Version: 0.99.80 Date: 2007-09-17
>
>
>> Howdy
>>
>> I have a wierd issue. I'm not really expecting anyone to have a simple
>> answer. I'm not really sure wether's it a bug in my code, the OLE32 xh
>> interface or Outlook 2003 OLE interface
>>
>> I have a little app that loops through a list of public folders in
>> outlook that hold appointments (they are timesheet entries)
>>
>> This is basically 3 outlook calendars
>>
>> We track our time in them all day every day . This little app connects to
>> Outlook and basically loops through each calendar with an inner loop that
>> loops through the appointments in each
>>
>> If I run it for a day it works fine, if I run it for a fews days
>> sometimes it works fine. if I try and run it for a large date range the
>> OLE return an E_FAIL error.
>>
>> The weird bit is that it fails trying to retrieve the category of the
>> apppointment. What makes it even weirder is when I then go to outlook and
>> try and look at the appointment it fails on, I cannot access the
>> appointment or any further on in that Calendar. If I restart Outlook all
>> is well again,
>>
>> I get a trace, here it is
>>
>> **************************** Error log file
>> ********************************
>>
>> Date: 28/09/07
>> Time: 11:36:02
>> Available Memory: 324360
>> Current Area: 1
>>
>> ---------------------------- Compiler
>> Information -----------------------------
>>
>> Xailer Version: Xailer 1.4.0 Version 1.4
>> Compiler: xHarbour build 0.99.61 Intl. (SimpLex) PCode Version: 7
>> C/C++ Compiler: Borland C++ 5.5.1
>> Windows Platform: Windows XP Professional 5.01.2600 Service Pack 2
>>
>> --------------------- Internal Error Handling
>> Information ---------------------
>>
>> Subsystem Call:
>> Outlook.Application:GETNAMESPACE:GETDEFAULTFOLDER:FOLDERS:IT EM:ITEMS:FINDNEXT
>> System Code: 16389
>> Default Status: .F.
>> Description: E_FAIL
>> Operation: CATEGORIES
>> Arguments:
>> Involved File:
>> Dos Error Code: 0
>>
>> Trace Through:
>> TOLEAUTO:CATEGORIES (0)
>> OUTLOOK:CALENDARLOOP (124)
>> OUTLOOKSUMMARYFRM:QUERYOUTLOOK (67)
>> TBUTTON:ONCLICK (0)
>> TBUTTON:CLICK (99)
>> (b)XCONTROL:XCONTROL (140)
>> TBUTTON:COMMAND (0)
>> TSCROLLINGWINCONTROL:WMCOMMAND (253)
>> OUTLOOKSUMMARYFRM:WMCOMMAND (884)
>> RUNFORM (0)
>> TAPPLICATION:RUN (209)
>> MAIN (15)
>>
>> **************************** Error log file
>> ********************************
>>
>> The thing is, the line it fails on, I call every time I loop. The like
>> above this line pulls the date out of the appointment and it doesn;t
>> fail, this means the appointment object should be ok.
>> If I restart Outlook and run the app for just the day I had the issue
>> with it will run fine and not crash
>>
>> I don't know much about OLE so I wonder am I overloading OLE maybe,do I
>> need slow the app down so it doesn;t flood the OLE? Is there memory
>> limits I need to be aware of
>> Maybe Exchange isn't keeping up, that may be the cause
>>
>> Something about the trace
>> OUTLOOK:CALENDARLOOP (124) is where I request the category
>>
>> Subsystem Call:
>> Outlook.Application:GETNAMESPACE:GETDEFAULTFOLDER:FOLDERS:IT EM:ITEMS:FINDNEXT
>> This was at least 3 OLE calls back, basically the end of the previous
>> appointment, why is it in the trace
>>
>> Any idea, however remote would be appreaited
>>
>> Nick
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>
Glad to read your message. Thansk for the feedback.
Regards,
--
Ignacio Ortiz de Zúñiga
http://www.xailer.com
"Nick Hilder" <nick_Nospam#$%@capsol.com%NOSPAM%.au> escribió en el mensaje
news:[email=4702b662@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...]4702b662@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...[/email]
> Just some feedback on this issue. I upgrade to the latest versions of XH
> and Xailer and the problem seems to be fixed. For once it was not
> me...very rare....
>
> Xailer is 1.7.5
>
> XH is Version: 0.99.80 Date: 2007-09-17
>
>
>> Howdy
>>
>> I have a wierd issue. I'm not really expecting anyone to have a simple
>> answer. I'm not really sure wether's it a bug in my code, the OLE32 xh
>> interface or Outlook 2003 OLE interface
>>
>> I have a little app that loops through a list of public folders in
>> outlook that hold appointments (they are timesheet entries)
>>
>> This is basically 3 outlook calendars
>>
>> We track our time in them all day every day . This little app connects to
>> Outlook and basically loops through each calendar with an inner loop that
>> loops through the appointments in each
>>
>> If I run it for a day it works fine, if I run it for a fews days
>> sometimes it works fine. if I try and run it for a large date range the
>> OLE return an E_FAIL error.
>>
>> The weird bit is that it fails trying to retrieve the category of the
>> apppointment. What makes it even weirder is when I then go to outlook and
>> try and look at the appointment it fails on, I cannot access the
>> appointment or any further on in that Calendar. If I restart Outlook all
>> is well again,
>>
>> I get a trace, here it is
>>
>> **************************** Error log file
>> ********************************
>>
>> Date: 28/09/07
>> Time: 11:36:02
>> Available Memory: 324360
>> Current Area: 1
>>
>> ---------------------------- Compiler
>> Information -----------------------------
>>
>> Xailer Version: Xailer 1.4.0 Version 1.4
>> Compiler: xHarbour build 0.99.61 Intl. (SimpLex) PCode Version: 7
>> C/C++ Compiler: Borland C++ 5.5.1
>> Windows Platform: Windows XP Professional 5.01.2600 Service Pack 2
>>
>> --------------------- Internal Error Handling
>> Information ---------------------
>>
>> Subsystem Call:
>> Outlook.Application:GETNAMESPACE:GETDEFAULTFOLDER:FOLDERS:IT EM:ITEMS:FINDNEXT
>> System Code: 16389
>> Default Status: .F.
>> Description: E_FAIL
>> Operation: CATEGORIES
>> Arguments:
>> Involved File:
>> Dos Error Code: 0
>>
>> Trace Through:
>> TOLEAUTO:CATEGORIES (0)
>> OUTLOOK:CALENDARLOOP (124)
>> OUTLOOKSUMMARYFRM:QUERYOUTLOOK (67)
>> TBUTTON:ONCLICK (0)
>> TBUTTON:CLICK (99)
>> (b)XCONTROL:XCONTROL (140)
>> TBUTTON:COMMAND (0)
>> TSCROLLINGWINCONTROL:WMCOMMAND (253)
>> OUTLOOKSUMMARYFRM:WMCOMMAND (884)
>> RUNFORM (0)
>> TAPPLICATION:RUN (209)
>> MAIN (15)
>>
>> **************************** Error log file
>> ********************************
>>
>> The thing is, the line it fails on, I call every time I loop. The like
>> above this line pulls the date out of the appointment and it doesn;t
>> fail, this means the appointment object should be ok.
>> If I restart Outlook and run the app for just the day I had the issue
>> with it will run fine and not crash
>>
>> I don't know much about OLE so I wonder am I overloading OLE maybe,do I
>> need slow the app down so it doesn;t flood the OLE? Is there memory
>> limits I need to be aware of
>> Maybe Exchange isn't keeping up, that may be the cause
>>
>> Something about the trace
>> OUTLOOK:CALENDARLOOP (124) is where I request the category
>>
>> Subsystem Call:
>> Outlook.Application:GETNAMESPACE:GETDEFAULTFOLDER:FOLDERS:IT EM:ITEMS:FINDNEXT
>> This was at least 3 OLE calls back, basically the end of the previous
>> appointment, why is it in the trace
>>
>> Any idea, however remote would be appreaited
>>
>> Nick
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>