Hi.

My exchange is running on a different machine.

I don't know why the code working in VB but not in ASP

Basic Authentication is used in exchange server machine.





Can somebody help?





Code:

    

    Dim objInbox

    Dim colMsgs

    Dim strMachineName

    Dim strMailbox

    Dim objCurSession

    

    ' Assign the values from the query string into local variables

    ' since they will be needed more than once.

    strMachineName = "ServerName"

    strMailbox = "Lionel"

    

    ' Use the values passed in to create a new session and

    ' initialize its variables.

    Set objCurSession = CreateObject("MAPI.Session")

    objCurSession.Logon "", "", False, True, 0, True, strMachineName _

                        & vbLf & strMailbox

    

    

    ' Get the user's name from the session, and store it for later use.

    MsgBox objCurSession.CurrentUser.Name

Based on your code, you shouldn't use the MsgBox in ASP.



Michael Earls

-----Original Message-----

From: lionel [mailto:lionel@o...]

Sent: Wednesday, May 02, 2001 9:25 AM

To: ASP CDO

Subject: [asp_cdo] Re: CreateObject(





Hi.

My exchange is running on a different machine.

I don't know why the code working in VB but not in ASP

Basic Authentication is used in exchange server machine.





Can somebody help?





Code:

    

    Dim objInbox

    Dim colMsgs

    Dim strMachineName

    Dim strMailbox

    Dim objCurSession

    

    ' Assign the values from the query string into local variables

    ' since they will be needed more than once.

    strMachineName = "ServerName"

    strMailbox = "Lionel"

    

    ' Use the values passed in to create a new session and

    ' initialize its variables.

    Set objCurSession = CreateObject("MAPI.Session")

    objCurSession.Logon "", "", False, True, 0, True, strMachineName _

                        & vbLf & strMailbox

    

    

    ' Get the user's name from the session, and store it for later use.

    MsgBox objCurSession.CurrentUser.Name