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4/8/2010
The MAILSYNCREQUESTstructure describes the synchronize request made by the e-mail application to the transport.
Syntax
struct { DWORD cbSize; DWORD cbBufSize; DWORD cbCookie; LPBYTE pbCookie; ULONG ffFlags; ULONG objType; LPENTRYID pid; DWORD cbId; LPSPropValue pval; } MAILSYNCREQUEST; |
Members
- cbSize
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Size in bytes of MAILSYNCREQUESTstructure.
- cbBufSize
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Size in bytes of the entire buffer.
- cbCookie
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Reserved for future use when using the IMailSyncCallBack::RequestSyncmethod.
- pbCookie
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Reserved for future use when using the IMailSyncCallBack::RequestSyncmethod.
- ffFlags
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Specifies the type of action performed during a synchronization operation. For a list of possible values, see MAPI Mail Sync Request Constants.
- objType
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Reserved for future use.
- pid
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Entry ID of the item to act on, such as a folder to rename.
- cbId
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Count of bytes in pid.
- pval
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Pointer to an SPropValuestructure describing the value of the new item — for example, the name of a new folder to be created.
Requirements
Header | cemapi.h |
Windows Embedded CE | Windows CE 3.0 and later |
Windows Mobile | Pocket PC 2002 and later, Smartphone 2002 and later |