Anybody having any insight into what different bits correspond to in PR_RECIPIENT

Anybody having any insight into what different bits correspond to in PR_RECIPIENT_FLAGS

Hi,

I have found links where some people have responded with some possible 
values for PR_RECIPIENT_FLAGS
0x0003 is set to mark the attendee as organizer
0x0001 is set to mark an attendee

Similarly if we delete an attendee from an exception, some different bits 
are set to mark that the attendee as removed from that instance of the 
meeting. I was wondering if anyone knows what different bits corresspond to.

Best regards,
Saju

date: Wed, 19 Mar 2008 16:13:43 +0530 author: Saju Paul

Re: Anybody having any insight into what different bits correspond to in PR_RECIPIENT_FLAGS

I have also seen
19 - organizer
33, 35 - deleted

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"Saju Paul"  wrote in message 
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> Hi,
>
> I have found links where some people have responded with some possible 
> values for PR_RECIPIENT_FLAGS
> 0x0003 is set to mark the attendee as organizer
> 0x0001 is set to mark an attendee
>
> Similarly if we delete an attendee from an exception, some different bits 
> are set to mark that the attendee as removed from that instance of the 
> meeting. I was wondering if anyone knows what different bits corresspond 
> to.
>
> Best regards,
> Saju
>

date: Wed, 19 Mar 2008 11:18:02 -0700 author: Dmitry Streblechenko

RE: Anybody having any insight into what different bits correspond to

this stuff is now all publicly documented

http://download.microsoft.com/download/5/D/D/5DD33FDF-91F5-496D-9884-0A0B0EE698BB/%5BMS-OXOCAL%5D.pdf

Here is the relevant section to help 2.2.3.9.1  PidTagRecipientFlags
Type: PtypInteger32
Specifies a bit field that describes the recipient status. This property is 
not required. Below are the individual flags that can be set. 

S (recipSendable, 0x00000001): The recipient is a sendable attendee. This 
flag is only used in the PidLidAppointmentUnsendableRecipients property. 

O (recipOrganizer, 0x0000002): The RecipientRow on which this flag is set 
represents the meeting organizer. 

ER (recipExceptionalResponse, 0x00000010): Indicates that the attendee gave 
a response for the exception on which this RecipientRow resides. This flag is 
only used in a RecipientRow of an exception embedded message object of the 
organizerâs meeting object. 

ED (recipExceptionalDeleted, 0x00000020): Indicates that although the 
RecipientRow exists, it SHOULD be treated as if the corresponding recipient 
does not. This flag is only used in a RecipientRow of an exception embedded 
message object of the organizerâs meeting object. 

X (reserved, 0x00000040) <41> 

X (reserved, 0x00000080) <42> 

G (recipOriginal, 0x00000100): Indicates the recipient is an original 
attendee. This flag is only used in the PidLidAppointmentUnsendableRecipients 
property. 

X (reserved, 0x00000200) <43>

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NOte taht the above stuff gets or-ed with other flags . So for example just 
check to see if the 6th bit ( oring with 32 basically ) is set for a deleted 
receipient 
Read the proto docs man they are hard to follow and verbose but a goldmine 
of info

"Saju Paul" wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> I have found links where some people have responded with some possible 
> values for PR_RECIPIENT_FLAGS
> 0x0003 is set to mark the attendee as organizer
> 0x0001 is set to mark an attendee
> 
> Similarly if we delete an attendee from an exception, some different bits 
> are set to mark that the attendee as removed from that instance of the 
> meeting. I was wondering if anyone knows what different bits corresspond to.
> 
> Best regards,
> Saju 
> 
> 
>

date: Wed, 21 May 2008 20:20:22 -0700 author: Rahul Chandran