When you make changes to a Redemption Safe*Item Outlook knows nothing about
those changes since they were made at the MAPI level. You need to fake
Outlook into thinking something has changed and then save the item after
having made the Safe*Item changes. Usually we use something like
item.Subject = item.Subject to make Outlook think something changed, then we
call Save() on the Outlook item Safe*Item objects have no Save() method so
they pass it through to Outlook.
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Ken Slovak
[MVP - Outlook]
http://www.slovaktech.com
Author: Professional Programming Outlook 2007.
Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options.
http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm
"sd" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> hello
>
> I need to programmatically assign a task.
> 1.When I assign task & display it,the "To" list appears empty.It is
> not refreshed.After send ,When I reopen the same Task for first
> time,it still shows empty "To" list but when opened afterwards it
> shows "waiting for response from recipient" label.
> 2.Also when I assign task using "Assign Task" button from ribbon and
> add myself to recipient ,it shows message "You can not send the task
> to yourself".But when I programmatically assign task using below code
> & add myself to recipient list, message is not displayed & task
> request is sent.
> Is something wrong/missing in below code?
>
>
> Set ObjSafeTaskItem = CreateObject("Redemption.SafeTaskItem")
> If Not ObjSafeTaskItem Is Nothing Then
> ObjSafeTaskItem.Item = ObjTaskItem
> ObjSafeTaskItem.Save
> ObjSafeTaskItem.Recipients.Add (strRecipient)
> ObjSafeTaskItem.Recipients.ResolveAll
> ObjSafeTaskItem.Assign
> ObjSafeTaskItem.Display
> 'msgbox "1"
> ObjSafeTaskItem.Send
> Set ObjSafeTaskItem = Nothing
> End If
> ObjTaskItem.Close olSave
> If Not ObjSafeTaskItem Is Nothing Then Set ObjSafeTaskItem = Nothing
> If Not ObjTaskItem Is Nothing Then Set ObjTaskItem = Nothing
>
> Thanks
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