We have user group meeting on Wednesday and the topic is Serialization by Mario Lionello.
Date: Wednesday, 29 June
Time: 18h00
Topic: Serialization
Speaker: Mario Lionello
Venue: GijimaAST, Midrand, Building C (leftmost), Indaba Room (MAP)
Please RSVP here...
In a search for a solution to a problem, I came across this post which I thought was quite
funny:
application behaves errotically if IP address used in
URL
From now on I'm just gonna use IP addresses as URL's!!
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SUPPORT!!!! Hell, I need to send mails to
Groupwise and be able to track them. (We're on a Novell network). So I found the
Groupwise Object API and started to code against the GroupwareTypeLibrary.
Searching for this object in Google only return 1
1/2 pages of results. Now start searching for properties, methods etc... you get
nothing, niks, nada!
Now sending works perfectly, but when I try to get any other
info on the messages I sent is where the problems start...
The mail object has properties
like DeliveredDate, Opened, Read, etc. When I send a mail to an existing account
it looks like all of these works fine, BUT when I send the mail to
a bogus account, it actually gives me a DeliveredDate, and the properties Opened and
Read are both True. Now I ask you with tears in my eyes, how is this
possible? Maybe it was delivered to a badmail mailbox or something like that,
I don't know, but my problem is that I can't find a place where I can find out these
stuff!!!
1. When I search
Google I don't get anything that can help me
2. Posted my question to Cool Solutions - no reply
3. Posted my question to Novells Developer forum - no reply
Now you can tell me that it may be because less people use it,
but I think this is a huge factor why I will not use a product. It is
frustrating, to say the least.
So thank you Microsoft for a decent library which I can use to
see how to do stuff!!!
Ps: I need to add that some of the other questions in the
mentioned forums were answered quickly and was of high quality, but mine didn't
get any responses, so I'm just ranting a bit.
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