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| From: | ChaimCaron |
| To: | Rick Strahl |
Ok, I have to figure out how to get the old version working again.
I will pursue the possibility that my ww code is mismatched with the dll, since I have several versions of each on my computer.
Is there any way to know what version the ww code is (wwUtils.prg, wwpop3.prg, wwhttp.prg, wwapi.prg, wwipstuff.vcx) by looking at the source code?
Thanks, Chaim
Not sure...
Deleting emails is a simple affair as long as you have the message Id.
+++ Rick ---
Hi Rick,
I'm sorry to bother you with this but I am having a problem that I just cannot solve and I'm hoping you can point me in the right direction.
As you know, I am updating my system from WWIP v 4.3.5.0 to 5.66. As part of this process, I rewrote some of the code in my system that hosts WWIP.
After the rewrite, using v4.3.5.0, I can read messages, but I can no longer delete email messages. What I observe is: the function "DeleteMessage" returns .T. but the message is not deleted! I traced the execution through your code within the function "DeleteMessage" and everything looks ok, but the message is not deleted.
Fortunately, I saved an .app file before I started making changes. When I run that .app file, the messages are deleted. The system uses the same .dll file for both apps.
I cannot figure out what is going wrong. Do you have any ideas about where to look? As I said, I traced the code execution through your routines and it looks fine.
I do have one idea: it is possible that when I rebuilt the app, I accidentally used a different version of your source code (not v4.3.5.0). If this is true, there would be a mismatch between your code and the dll file. Does this seem like a possible reason for the delete failures?
Is there a way to determine the version of the code from looking at the source code? I took a quick look and can't find any comments indicating the version.
Thanks, Chaim
PS Big picture: I need to get the 4.3.5.0 version working because the 5.66 version apparently is incompatible with the Win/2K OS. I am trying to get the 4.3.5.0 version working under Win/2K before continuing work on the 5.66 version, which will run under Win/XP.
