IMsgServiceAdmin : IUnknown
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Makes changes to a message service in a profile.
Header file: |
MapiX.h |
Exposed by: |
Message service administration objects |
Implemented by: |
MAPI |
Called by: |
Client applications |
Interface identifier: |
IID_IMsgServiceAdmin |
Pointer type: |
LPSERVICEADMIN |
Vtable Order
Returns a MAPIERROR structure that contains information about the last error generated by a message service administration object. |
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Provides access to the message service table, a list of the message services in the profile. |
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Adds a message service to the current profile. |
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Deletes a message service from a profile. |
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Copies a message service into a profile. |
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Deprecated. Assigns a new name to a message service. |
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Reconfigures a message service. |
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Opens a section of the current profile and returns an IProfSect pointer for further access. |
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Sets the order in which transport providers are called to deliver a message. |
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Returns a pointer that provides access to a provider administration object. |
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Designates a message service to be the supplier of the primary identity for the profile. |
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Provides access to the provider table, a listing of the service providers in the profile. |
Remarks
An implementation can get a pointer to an IMsgServiceAdmin interface in two ways: by calling the IMAPISession::AdminServices method or by calling the IProfAdmin::AdminServices method. For clients primarily concerned with profile configuration, IProfAdmin::AdminServices is the preferred way to get the IMsgServiceAdmin interface, because it does not log on providers to the MAPI session. If a client requires the ability to make changes to the active profile, then IMAPISession::AdminServices should be called to get the IMsgServiceAdmin pointer. Be aware that although MAPI does not allow a profile that is in use to be deleted, there are no safeguards to prevent a client from removing all the message services in the profile.