IMailRuleClient::ProcessMessage

4/8/2010

The ProcessMessage method processes incoming messages, which can be moved, modified, or deleted.

Syntax

HRESULT ProcessMessage (
  IMsgStore * pMsgStore,
  ULONG cbMsg,
  LPENTRYID lpMsg,
  ULONG cbDestFolder,
  LPENTRYID lpDestFolder,
  ULONG * pulEventType,
  MRCHANDLED * pHandled
);

Parameters

  • pMsgStore
    [in] Reference to IMsgStore, representing the message store that contains the incoming messages.
  • cbMsg
    [in] The size of lpMsg in bytes.
  • lpMsg
    [in] The ENTRYID of the message.
  • cbDestFolder
    [in] The size of lpDestFolder in bytes.
  • lpDestFolder
    [in] The ENTRYID of the folder that incoming messages are moved to.
  • pulEventType
    [out] A combination of fnev bit flags that indicate the type of action that the client performed on the message. This flag must be set by the client so that the transport can properly handle the message if it has changed. For more information about these flags, see Remarks.
  • pHandled
    [out] The type of message handling that occurred during the processing, described by the MRCHANDLED enumeration.

Return Value

This method returns the standard values E_INVALIDARG, E_OUTOFMEMORY, E_UNEXPECTED, and E_FAIL, as well as the following:

  • S_OK
    Indicates success.

Remarks

The bit flags described in the following table can be used in the *pulEventType parameter. They are defined in the mapidefs.h header file.

Flag Value Description

fnevObjectCreated

0x00000004

The client created the message.

fnevObjectDeleted

0x00000008

The client deleted the message.

fnevObjectModified

0x00000010

The client modified the message.

fnevObjectMoved

0x00000020

The client moved the message.

fnevObjectCopied

0x00000040

The client copied the message.

Requirements

Header cemapi.h
Library cemapi.lib
Windows Embedded CE Windows CE .NET 4.2 and later
Windows Mobile Pocket PC for Windows Mobile 2003 and later, Smartphone for Windows Mobile 2003 and later

See Also

Reference

IMailRuleClient

Other Resources

Messaging