Hi, I have created a Event sink file for to track the incoming mails. And I have downloaded smtpreg.vbs from MSDN. I Like to register SMTPREG.VBS in my machicne, But I have not installed exchnage server on my machine. Is it possible? If so can I use my Event sink to track the incoming mails for my outlook client? Also tell me what is the procedure to register smtpreg.vbs? Thank you Aambal
SMTP event sinks need to be registered on the server where SMTP is installed and where mail is flowing though (which will be your Exchange Server if your running Exchange). Smtpreg.vbs is a utility script that is used to create event sink registrations on a SMTP server for Event Sinks that have been either compiled as Com objects or (are SMTPOnarrival script sinks) smtpreg.vbs needs to be run locally on the SMTP server where your creating the event sink registration. SMTP event sinks have nothing to do with Outlook or Clients these are completely server based. Have a look at this which is a simple example of a sink and the procedures for registering it http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;313404 If you want to write a program that works inside of Outlook and looks at incoming mail the easiest method would be just to right a rule that runs a script see http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=306108 . Cheers Glen "Aambal" wrote in message news:4ED713D5-61BD-4F73-B0AA-931BF0FF43F8@microsoft.com... > Hi, > I have created a Event sink file for to track the incoming mails. And I > have > downloaded smtpreg.vbs from MSDN. I Like to register SMTPREG.VBS in my > machicne, But I have not installed exchnage server on my machine. Is it > possible? If so can I use my Event sink to track the incoming mails for my > outlook client? > Also tell me what is the procedure to register smtpreg.vbs? > > Thank you > > Aambal >
Hi Glen, Thanks for your reply. It is helping me a lot on my development. "Glen Scales [MVP]" wrote: > SMTP event sinks need to be registered on the server where SMTP is installed > and where mail is flowing though (which will be your Exchange Server if your > running Exchange). Smtpreg.vbs is a utility script that is used to create > event sink registrations on a SMTP server for Event Sinks that have been > either compiled as Com objects or (are SMTPOnarrival script sinks) > smtpreg.vbs needs to be run locally on the SMTP server where your creating > the event sink registration. SMTP event sinks have nothing to do with > Outlook or Clients these are completely server based. Have a look at this > which is a simple example of a sink and the procedures for registering it > http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;313404 > > If you want to write a program that works inside of Outlook and looks at > incoming mail the easiest method would be just to right a rule that runs a > script see http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=306108 . > > Cheers > Glen > > "Aambal" wrote in message > news:4ED713D5-61BD-4F73-B0AA-931BF0FF43F8@microsoft.com... > > Hi, > > I have created a Event sink file for to track the incoming mails. And I > > have > > downloaded smtpreg.vbs from MSDN. I Like to register SMTPREG.VBS in my > > machicne, But I have not installed exchnage server on my machine. Is it > > possible? If so can I use my Event sink to track the incoming mails for my > > outlook client? > > Also tell me what is the procedure to register smtpreg.vbs? > > > > Thank you > > > > Aambal > > > > >
