IMAPISession
The IMAPISession interface is used to manage objects associated with a MAPI logon session. In Windows Mobile-based MAPI the IMAPISession interface is used indirectly, through ICEMAPISession.
Methods in Vtable Order
- IUnknown methods
| IMAPISession methods | Description |
|---|---|
| GetLastError | Not supported — do not use. |
| GetMsgStoresTable | Provides access to the message store table, which contains information about all of the message stores in the session profile. |
| OpenMsgStore | Opens a message store and returns an IMsgStore pointer for further access. |
| OpenAddressBook | Not supported — do not use. |
| OpenProfileSection | Not supported — do not use. |
| GetStatusTable | Not supported — do not use. |
| OpenEntry | Opens an object and returns an interface pointer for further access. |
| CompareEntryIDs | Compares two entry identifiers to determine whether they refer to the same object. |
| Advise | Registers to receive notification of specified events affecting the session. |
| Unadvise | Cancels the sending of notifications previously set up with a call to the IMAPISession::Advise method. |
| MessageOptions | Not supported — do not use. |
| QueryDefaultMessageOpt | Not supported — do not use. |
| EnumAdrTypes | Not supported — do not use. |
| QueryIdentity | Not supported — do not use. |
| Logoff | Ends a MAPI session. |
| SetDefaultStore | Not supported — do not use. |
| AdminServices | Not supported — do not use. |
| ShowForm | Not supported — do not use. |
| PrepareForm | Not supported — do not use. |
Remarks
The ICEMAPISession interface inherits IMAPISession. Windows Mobile-based MAPI sessions are managed through the ICEMAPISession interface, rather than through IMAPISession. The IMAPISession interface identifier is IID_IMAPISession and its pointer type is LPMAPISESSION.
Requirements
Smartphone: Windows Mobile 2002 and later
OS Versions: Windows CE 3.0 and later
Header: mapix.h
Library: cemapi.lib
See Also
Last updated on Friday, April 22, 2005
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