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asp_cdo thread: Re: MAPI_E_NOT_FOUND(8004010F)
Message #1 by "jack klon" <jack_klon@y...> on Tue, 4 Feb 2003 15:31:57
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> Hi guys , I need your help.
>
> I'll explain first the background. I'm part of an organisation with
let's
> say 60 people. This organisation is running under a windows 2000 server
> with a web server (IIS5). Let's call it "BART" and let's say i'm the
> administrator of this server. The organisation is also running an
exchange
> server (version 5.5). Let's call it "HOMER". Let's say i don't have any
> administrative right on this server. Every member of this organisation
has
> a valid computer account and a valid mailbox on the network.
> The boss of this organisation asked me to produce an online form that
any
> staff could complete to ask for special leaves. The boss want that once
> the staff submit the form, it sends automatically the data from his
> mailbox to his supervisor mailbox --> It is the important point. So that
> the supervisor can approved the form. The system of form I'm using is
> Acrobat form, but it is not important.
> The online form is located on the intranet. It is hosted on "BART". Once
> the submit button is pressed, it is calling an ASP page located still
> on "BART". The ASP page asks the user to authenticate using the Basic
> authentication from Windows NT so the script look up the LDAP directory
> from the exchange server to find the user mailbox. Finally it logon to
the
> user mailbox and send the mail.
>
> Here is the part of the code which logs into the user mailbox and send
the
> mail:
>
> '------------------------------------------------------------------------
> '-- Create the MAPI Session object.
> Set objSession = Server.CreateObject("MAPI.Session")
>
> '-- Build Profile from server and mailbox name info
> '-- Exchange Server will Dynanically build Profile
> bstrProfileInfo = strMailServer + vbLF + strMailBox
>
> '-- Login to the authenticated user mailbox
> objSession.Logon "", "", False, True, 0, True, bstrProfileInfo
>
> Set objOutbox = objSession.Outbox
> Set objNewMessage = objOutbox.Messages.Add
> Set objRecipients = objNewMessage.Recipients
> Set objOneRecip = objRecipients.Add
>
> With objOneRecip
> .Name = strMailRecipName '-- Creation of the
recipient
> '.Type = ActMsgTo
> .Resolve '-- Get MAPI to determine complete E-mail address.
> End With
>
> With objNewMessage
> .Subject = strMailSubject '-- Subject of the mail
> .Text = strMailText '-- Message of the mail
> Set objAttachment = .Attachments.Add
> With objAttachment
> .Position = 0
> .Name = "Admin01.pdf" '-- Display name of the attachment
> .Type = 1
> .Source = strTemp '-- Source of the attachment
> .ReadFromFile strTemp '-- Attach the file
> End With
> .Sensitivity = 3
> .Sent = False
> .Submitted = False
> .Unread = True
> .Update '-- Update the message
> .Send(false) '-- Send the Mail without saving it in "save
> items"
> End With
>
> objSession.Logoff
> Set objOutbox = Nothing
> Set objNewMessage = Nothing
> Set objRecipients = Nothing
> Set objOneRecip = Nothing
>
> '-----------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> This is working fine when I logged into the asp page with my username
and
> password. I can submit the form, I logged using the BASIC NT
> authentication, my mailbox is found into the LDAP directory, the ASP
page
> logon into my mailbox and send the mail.
> Once someone else from the organisation tries to do it, the process
fails
> at the point when the script tries to logon into the user mailbox.
>
> The asp page gives out the following erro message:
> '------------------------------------------------------------
>
> #Collaboration Data Objects error '000004f7'
>
> [Collaboration Data Objects - [MAPI_E_NOT_FOUND(8004010F)]]
>
> /Admin01/script/submit_admin01.asp, line 262
>
> '------------------------------------------------------------
>
> But the user do excatly the same things that i do. He is succesfully
> authenticated by the system, his mailbox his found into the LDAP
directory
> but it fails to login to his mailbox. The user is connecting to the ASP
> page from his workstation machine where he is logged with his computer
> account details.
>
> On "BART" it is installed OUTLOOK 2000.
>
> So if you have any idea or suggestion, they are more thant welcome. If
you
> wnat more details , please don't hesitate to ask. At some point my
> thinking might be wrong. I'm fairly new using this technology, so I
might
> miss a step. Please help.
>
> Thank you.
>
> David
Message #2 by "Luiz Frederick Cassiano" <lfred@u...> on Wed, 5 Feb 2003 12:38:23
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Hi,
I read your explanation, and you didn't mentioned about rights on NT
Server.
When you have IIS and exchange on diferent server you must use Basic
Authentication. You did it. Ok
But you have to give for all user who will access to your
application "local logon right" on the server.
Im my application I was having this problem. It was running perfectly with
administrator profile ( who has this right ), but when a single user was
trying to run, I got logon failed on Exchange Server.
This change makes my application run.
But now I have another problem. Sometimes it works fine, but when a user
run this application many times, suddenly the logon on exchange server
fail.
My application is the same of yours, but Im my case Im using CDO to add a
new appointment on the user's calendar.
And Im instanciating and destroying mapi session on Session_onStart/End in
global asa file.
This is because my IIS was keeping variables on memory, so I have to force
to destroying.
I hope it help you. Dont forget to say me if it work for you.
Fred
Web Developer
Tenaris Group
Brazil
> > Hi guys , I need your help.
>>
>> I'll explain first the background. I'm part of an organisation with
l> et's
>> say 60 people. This organisation is running under a windows 2000
server
>> with a web server (IIS5). Let's call it "BART" and let's say i'm the
>> administrator of this server. The organisation is also running an
e> xchange
>> server (version 5.5). Let's call it "HOMER". Let's say i don't have
any
>> administrative right on this server. Every member of this organisation
h> as
>> a valid computer account and a valid mailbox on the network.
>> The boss of this organisation asked me to produce an online form that
a> ny
>> staff could complete to ask for special leaves. The boss want that
once
>> the staff submit the form, it sends automatically the data from his
>> mailbox to his supervisor mailbox --> It is the important point. So
that
>> the supervisor can approved the form. The system of form I'm using is
>> Acrobat form, but it is not important.
>> The online form is located on the intranet. It is hosted on "BART".
Once
>> the submit button is pressed, it is calling an ASP page located still
>> on "BART". The ASP page asks the user to authenticate using the Basic
>> authentication from Windows NT so the script look up the LDAP
directory
>> from the exchange server to find the user mailbox. Finally it logon to
t> he
>> user mailbox and send the mail.
>>
>> Here is the part of the code which logs into the user mailbox and send
t> he
>> mail:
>>
>> '----------------------------------------------------------------------
--
>> '-- Create the MAPI Session object.
>> Set objSession = Server.CreateObject("MAPI.Session")
>>
>> '-- Build Profile from server and mailbox name info
>> '-- Exchange Server will Dynanically build Profile
>> bstrProfileInfo = strMailServer + vbLF + strMailBox
>>
>> '-- Login to the authenticated user mailbox
>> objSession.Logon "", "", False, True, 0, True, bstrProfileInfo
>>
>> Set objOutbox = objSession.Outbox
>> Set objNewMessage = objOutbox.Messages.Add
>> Set objRecipients = objNewMessage.Recipients
>> Set objOneRecip = objRecipients.Add
>>
>> With objOneRecip
>> .Name = strMailRecipName '-- Creation of the
r> ecipient
>> '.Type = ActMsgTo
>> .Resolve '-- Get MAPI to determine complete E-mail address.
>> End With
>>
>> With objNewMessage
>> .Subject = strMailSubject '-- Subject of the mail
>> .Text = strMailText '-- Message of the mail
>> Set objAttachment = .Attachments.Add
>> With objAttachment
>> .Position = 0
>> .Name = "Admin01.pdf" '-- Display name of the attachment
>> .Type = 1
>> .Source = strTemp '-- Source of the attachment
>> .ReadFromFile strTemp '-- Attach the file
>> End With
>> .Sensitivity = 3
>> .Sent = False
>> .Submitted = False
>> .Unread = True
>> .Update '-- Update the
message
>> .Send(false) '-- Send the Mail without saving it in "save
>> items"
>> End With
>>
>> objSession.Logoff
>> Set objOutbox = Nothing
>> Set objNewMessage = Nothing
>> Set objRecipients = Nothing
>> Set objOneRecip = Nothing
>>
>> '----------------------------------------------------------------------
-
>>
>> This is working fine when I logged into the asp page with my username
a> nd
>> password. I can submit the form, I logged using the BASIC NT
>> authentication, my mailbox is found into the LDAP directory, the ASP
p> age
>> logon into my mailbox and send the mail.
>> Once someone else from the organisation tries to do it, the process
f> ails
>> at the point when the script tries to logon into the user mailbox.
>>
>> The asp page gives out the following erro message:
>> '------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> #Collaboration Data Objects error '000004f7'
>>
>> [Collaboration Data Objects - [MAPI_E_NOT_FOUND(8004010F)]]
>>
>> /Admin01/script/submit_admin01.asp, line 262
>>
>> '------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> But the user do excatly the same things that i do. He is succesfully
>> authenticated by the system, his mailbox his found into the LDAP
d> irectory
>> but it fails to login to his mailbox. The user is connecting to the
ASP
>> page from his workstation machine where he is logged with his computer
>> account details.
>>
>> On "BART" it is installed OUTLOOK 2000.
>>
>> So if you have any idea or suggestion, they are more thant welcome. If
y> ou
>> wnat more details , please don't hesitate to ask. At some point my
>> thinking might be wrong. I'm fairly new using this technology, so I
m> ight
>> miss a step. Please help.
>>
>> Thank you.
>>
>> David
Message #3 by "Erik Danielsen" <erik.steen@o...> on Thu, 6 Feb 2003 11:40:52
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HOW and where do you set these "local logon right"
> Hi,
> I read your explanation, and you didn't mentioned about rights on NT
S> erver.
W> hen you have IIS and exchange on diferent server you must use Basic
A> uthentication. You did it. Ok
> But you have to give for all user who will access to your
a> pplication "local logon right" on the server.
> Im my application I was having this problem. It was running perfectly
with
a> dministrator profile ( who has this right ), but when a single user was
t> rying to run, I got logon failed on Exchange Server.
> This change makes my application run.
> But now I have another problem. Sometimes it works fine, but when a user
r> un this application many times, suddenly the logon on exchange server
f> ail.
> My application is the same of yours, but Im my case Im using CDO to add
a
n> ew appointment on the user's calendar.
> And Im instanciating and destroying mapi session on Session_onStart/End
in
g> lobal asa file.
T> his is because my IIS was keeping variables on memory, so I have to
force
t> o destroying.
> I hope it help you. Dont forget to say me if it work for you.
> Fred
W> eb Developer
T> enaris Group
B> razil
>
>> > Hi guys , I need your help.
>> >
>> > I'll explain first the background. I'm part of an organisation with
l> > et's
>> > say 60 people. This organisation is running under a windows 2000
s> erver
>> > with a web server (IIS5). Let's call it "BART" and let's say i'm the
>> > administrator of this server. The organisation is also running an
e> > xchange
>> > server (version 5.5). Let's call it "HOMER". Let's say i don't have
a> ny
>> > administrative right on this server. Every member of this
organisation
h> > as
>> > a valid computer account and a valid mailbox on the network.
>> > The boss of this organisation asked me to produce an online form
that
a> > ny
>> > staff could complete to ask for special leaves. The boss want that
o> nce
>> > the staff submit the form, it sends automatically the data from his
>> > mailbox to his supervisor mailbox --> It is the important point. So
t> hat
>> > the supervisor can approved the form. The system of form I'm using
is
>> > Acrobat form, but it is not important.
>> > The online form is located on the intranet. It is hosted on "BART".
O> nce
>> > the submit button is pressed, it is calling an ASP page located
still
>> > on "BART". The ASP page asks the user to authenticate using the
Basic
>> > authentication from Windows NT so the script look up the LDAP
d> irectory
>> > from the exchange server to find the user mailbox. Finally it logon
to
t> > he
>> > user mailbox and send the mail.
>> >
>> > Here is the part of the code which logs into the user mailbox and
send
t> > he
>> > mail:
>> >
>> > '--------------------------------------------------------------------
--
-> -
>> > '-- Create the MAPI Session object.
>> > Set objSession = Server.CreateObject("MAPI.Session")
>> >
>> > '-- Build Profile from server and mailbox name info
>> > '-- Exchange Server will Dynanically build Profile
>> > bstrProfileInfo = strMailServer + vbLF + strMailBox
>> >
>> > '-- Login to the authenticated user mailbox
>> > objSession.Logon "", "", False, True, 0, True, bstrProfileInfo
>> >
>> > Set objOutbox = objSession.Outbox
>> > Set objNewMessage = objOutbox.Messages.Add
>> > Set objRecipients = objNewMessage.Recipients
>> > Set objOneRecip = objRecipients.Add
>> >
>> > With objOneRecip
>> > .Name = strMailRecipName '-- Creation of the
r> > ecipient
>> > '.Type = ActMsgTo
>> > .Resolve '-- Get MAPI to determine complete E-mail address.
>> > End With
>> >
>> > With objNewMessage
>> > .Subject = strMailSubject '-- Subject of the mail
>> > .Text = strMailText '-- Message of the mail
>> > Set objAttachment = .Attachments.Add
>> > With objAttachment
>> > .Position = 0
>> > .Name = "Admin01.pdf" '-- Display name of the attachment
>> > .Type = 1
>> > .Source = strTemp '-- Source of the attachment
>> > .ReadFromFile strTemp '-- Attach the file
>> > End With
>> > .Sensitivity = 3
>> > .Sent = False
>> > .Submitted = False
>> > .Unread = True
>> > .Update '-- Update the
m> essage
>> > .Send(false) '-- Send the Mail without saving it
in "save
>> > items"
>> > End With
>> >
>> > objSession.Logoff
>> > Set objOutbox = Nothing
>> > Set objNewMessage = Nothing
>> > Set objRecipients = Nothing
>> > Set objOneRecip = Nothing
>> >
>> > '--------------------------------------------------------------------
--
->
>> >
>> > This is working fine when I logged into the asp page with my
username
a> > nd
>> > password. I can submit the form, I logged using the BASIC NT
>> > authentication, my mailbox is found into the LDAP directory, the ASP
p> > age
>> > logon into my mailbox and send the mail.
>> > Once someone else from the organisation tries to do it, the process
f> > ails
>> > at the point when the script tries to logon into the user mailbox.
>> >
>> > The asp page gives out the following erro message:
>> > '------------------------------------------------------------
>> >
>> > #Collaboration Data Objects error '000004f7'
>> >
>> > [Collaboration Data Objects - [MAPI_E_NOT_FOUND(8004010F)]]
>> >
>> > /Admin01/script/submit_admin01.asp, line 262
>> >
>> > '------------------------------------------------------------
>> >
>> > But the user do excatly the same things that i do. He is succesfully
>> > authenticated by the system, his mailbox his found into the LDAP
d> > irectory
>> > but it fails to login to his mailbox. The user is connecting to the
A> SP
>> > page from his workstation machine where he is logged with his
computer
>> > account details.
>> >
>> > On "BART" it is installed OUTLOOK 2000.
>> >
>> > So if you have any idea or suggestion, they are more thant welcome.
If
y> > ou
>> > wnat more details , please don't hesitate to ask. At some point my
>> > thinking might be wrong. I'm fairly new using this technology, so I
m> > ight
>> > miss a step. Please help.
>> >
>> > Thank you.
>> >
>> > David
Message #4 by CASSIANO Luiz F CONFAB <TERLFR@c...> on Thu, 6 Feb 2003 09:31:50 -0200
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On your Win2k, in Administrative Tools, Local Security Police.
-----Original Message-----
From: Erik Danielsen [mailto:erik.steen@o...]
Sent: quinta-feira, 6 de fevereiro de 2003 09:41
To: ASP CDO
Subject: [asp_cdo] Re: MAPI_E_NOT_FOUND(8004010F)
HOW and where do you set these "local logon right"
> Hi,
> I read your explanation, and you didn't mentioned about rights on NT
S> erver.
W> hen you have IIS and exchange on diferent server you must use Basic
A> uthentication. You did it. Ok
> But you have to give for all user who will access to your
a> pplication "local logon right" on the server.
> Im my application I was having this problem. It was running perfectly
with
a> dministrator profile ( who has this right ), but when a single user was
t> rying to run, I got logon failed on Exchange Server.
> This change makes my application run.
> But now I have another problem. Sometimes it works fine, but when a user
r> un this application many times, suddenly the logon on exchange server
f> ail.
> My application is the same of yours, but Im my case Im using CDO to add
a
n> ew appointment on the user's calendar.
> And Im instanciating and destroying mapi session on Session_onStart/End
in
g> lobal asa file.
T> his is because my IIS was keeping variables on memory, so I have to
force
t> o destroying.
> I hope it help you. Dont forget to say me if it work for you.
> Fred
W> eb Developer
T> enaris Group
B> razil
>
>> > Hi guys , I need your help.
>> >
>> > I'll explain first the background. I'm part of an organisation with
l> > et's
>> > say 60 people. This organisation is running under a windows 2000
s> erver
>> > with a web server (IIS5). Let's call it "BART" and let's say i'm the
>> > administrator of this server. The organisation is also running an
e> > xchange
>> > server (version 5.5). Let's call it "HOMER". Let's say i don't have
a> ny
>> > administrative right on this server. Every member of this
organisation
h> > as
>> > a valid computer account and a valid mailbox on the network.
>> > The boss of this organisation asked me to produce an online form
that
a> > ny
>> > staff could complete to ask for special leaves. The boss want that
o> nce
>> > the staff submit the form, it sends automatically the data from his
>> > mailbox to his supervisor mailbox --> It is the important point. So
t> hat
>> > the supervisor can approved the form. The system of form I'm using
is
>> > Acrobat form, but it is not important.
>> > The online form is located on the intranet. It is hosted on "BART".
O> nce
>> > the submit button is pressed, it is calling an ASP page located
still
>> > on "BART". The ASP page asks the user to authenticate using the
Basic
>> > authentication from Windows NT so the script look up the LDAP
d> irectory
>> > from the exchange server to find the user mailbox. Finally it logon
to
t> > he
>> > user mailbox and send the mail.
>> >
>> > Here is the part of the code which logs into the user mailbox and
send
t> > he
>> > mail:
>> >
>> > '--------------------------------------------------------------------
--
-> -
>> > '-- Create the MAPI Session object.
>> > Set objSession = Server.CreateObject("MAPI.Session")
>> >
>> > '-- Build Profile from server and mailbox name info
>> > '-- Exchange Server will Dynanically build Profile
>> > bstrProfileInfo = strMailServer + vbLF + strMailBox
>> >
>> > '-- Login to the authenticated user mailbox
>> > objSession.Logon "", "", False, True, 0, True, bstrProfileInfo
>> >
>> > Set objOutbox = objSession.Outbox
>> > Set objNewMessage = objOutbox.Messages.Add
>> > Set objRecipients = objNewMessage.Recipients
>> > Set objOneRecip = objRecipients.Add
>> >
>> > With objOneRecip
>> > .Name = strMailRecipName '-- Creation of the
r> > ecipient
>> > '.Type = ActMsgTo
>> > .Resolve '-- Get MAPI to determine complete E-mail address.
>> > End With
>> >
>> > With objNewMessage
>> > .Subject = strMailSubject '-- Subject of the mail
>> > .Text = strMailText '-- Message of the mail
>> > Set objAttachment = .Attachments.Add
>> > With objAttachment
>> > .Position = 0
>> > .Name = "Admin01.pdf" '-- Display name of the attachment
>> > .Type = 1
>> > .Source = strTemp '-- Source of the attachment
>> > .ReadFromFile strTemp '-- Attach the file
>> > End With
>> > .Sensitivity = 3
>> > .Sent = False
>> > .Submitted = False
>> > .Unread = True
>> > .Update '-- Update the
m> essage
>> > .Send(false) '-- Send the Mail without saving it
in "save
>> > items"
>> > End With
>> >
>> > objSession.Logoff
>> > Set objOutbox = Nothing
>> > Set objNewMessage = Nothing
>> > Set objRecipients = Nothing
>> > Set objOneRecip = Nothing
>> >
>> > '--------------------------------------------------------------------
--
->
>> >
>> > This is working fine when I logged into the asp page with my
username
a> > nd
>> > password. I can submit the form, I logged using the BASIC NT
>> > authentication, my mailbox is found into the LDAP directory, the ASP
p> > age
>> > logon into my mailbox and send the mail.
>> > Once someone else from the organisation tries to do it, the process
f> > ails
>> > at the point when the script tries to logon into the user mailbox.
>> >
>> > The asp page gives out the following erro message:
>> > '------------------------------------------------------------
>> >
>> > #Collaboration Data Objects error '000004f7'
>> >
>> > [Collaboration Data Objects - [MAPI_E_NOT_FOUND(8004010F)]]
>> >
>> > /Admin01/script/submit_admin01.asp, line 262
>> >
>> > '------------------------------------------------------------
>> >
>> > But the user do excatly the same things that i do. He is succesfully
>> > authenticated by the system, his mailbox his found into the LDAP
d> > irectory
>> > but it fails to login to his mailbox. The user is connecting to the
A> SP
>> > page from his workstation machine where he is logged with his
computer
>> > account details.
>> >
>> > On "BART" it is installed OUTLOOK 2000.
>> >
>> > So if you have any idea or suggestion, they are more thant welcome.
If
y> > ou
>> > wnat more details , please don't hesitate to ask. At some point my
>> > thinking might be wrong. I'm fairly new using this technology, so I
m> > ight
>> > miss a step. Please help.
>> >
>> > Thank you.
>> >
>> > David
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