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Hi, 

I am programming some stuff with AutoIt but i doesn't work.
I am Sending an E-Mail from 1 Account to another and i want to track that, so im logging into Profil 1 ... Sending an E-Mail with the SendMail event all fine so far.
When i log into Profil 2 the RecieveEvent does't trigger the mail is never recognized by my script.

So now im trying to log into Profil 2 and read all Mails in Inbox, the checking the Subject for my GUID which is send in Subject from Profil 1.

 

I need some help here this is for my graduation work

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You need to provide more information!
Which mail clients do you use to send/receive mails?
Can you post the code so have written so far?

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#include <OutlookEX.au3>
#include <File.au3>
#include <Date.au3>
#include <_SysTray.au3>
#include <WinAPI.au3>

; Location of Logfile and outlook profile
Global Const $LogFile = @UserProfileDir & "\Desktop\End-To-End\Logs\" & @YEAR & "-" & @MON & "-" & @MDAY & ".log"
Global Const $SendProfile = "PLACEHOLDER" ;==> Profil 1
Global Const $RecieveProfile = "PLACEHOLDER" ;==> Profil 2

; Outlook Check Mail & Recepient of the testmail
Global $OutlookSendMail = False
Global $OutlookRecieveMail = False
Global $sTo = "PLACEHOLDER"
; Outlook.exe location & Timers + Retries
Local $OutlookClient = "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\root\Office16\OUTLOOK.EXE -profile "
Local $OpenTimeout = 30
Local $CloseTimeout = 30
Local $Retries = 2 ; 2 = 3 trys

; Checks if the Logfile does exists <> creates it
If Not FileExists($LogFile) Then
    _FileCreate($LogFile)
EndIf

OutlookRoutine($OutlookClient, $OpenTimeout, $CloseTimeout, $Retries)

Func OutlookRoutine($OutlookClient, $OpenTimeout, $CloseTimeout, $Retries)

    ; Close remaining outlook processes
    Close_Outlook()

    Local $Timer = _Date_Time_GetTickCount()

    ; Run outlook with profile parameters
    Local $Found = False
    For $i = 1 To $OpenTimeout * 4
        Status("Outlook", "Waiting " & Round($OpenTimeout - $i / 4) & " seconds for Outlook to open")
        If $i = 1 Then
            Local $runVar = $OutlookClient & $SendProfile
            Run($runVar)
            Sleep(250)
            ContinueLoop
        EndIf
        If WinExists(("[REGEXPTITLE:(Posteingang|Inbox).*Outlook]")) Then
            $Found = True
            Global $oOL = _OL_Open()
            ExitLoop
        EndIf
        Sleep(250)
    Next
    If Not $Found Then
        If ($Retries > 0) Then
            OutlookRoutine($OutlookClient, $OpenTimeout, $CloseTimeout, $Retries - 1)
        Else
            Write_Log("Outlook", "CRITICAL", "Outlook did not open within " & $OpenTimeout & " seconds")
        EndIf
        Return
    EndIf
    ;==> Outlook open with Profil 1

    If $oOL = 0 Then
        If ($Retries > 0) Then
            OutlookRoutine($OutlookClient, $OpenTimeout, $CloseTimeout, $Retries - 1)
        Else
            Write_Log("Outlook", "CRITICAL", "Unable to connect to Outlook (Error: " & @error & ")")
        EndIf
        Return
    EndIf

    ;==> generate GUID
    Local $sGUID = _WinAPI_CreateGUID()
    Local $sSubject = $sGUID
    Global $sUsedGUID = $sGUID

    ; sends an test email
    Local $oMail = _OL_Wrapper_SendMail($oOL, $sTo, "", "", $sSubject, "", "")
    If $oMail = 0 Then
        If ($Retries > 0) Then
            OutlookRoutine($OutlookClient, $OpenTimeout, $CloseTimeout, $Retries - 1)
        Else
            Write_Log("Outlook", "CRITICAL", "_SendMail unable to send email (Error: " & @error & ")")
        EndIf
        Return
    EndIf

    ; TODO COMMENT THIS
    Local $oItems = $oOL.GetNamespace("MAPI").GetDefaultFolder($olFolderSentMail).Items
    ObjEvent($oItems, "oSend_")

    Local $Found = False
    Local $SendTimeOut = 30

    For $i = 1 To $SendTimeOut * 4
        Status("Outlook", "Waiting " & Round($SendTimeOut - $i / 4) & " seconds for Outlook to send the Email")
        If $OutlookSendMail Then
            $Found = True
            _OL_Close($oOL)
            Close_Outlook()
            Sleep(3000) ;==> Important sleep to wait until Outlook is closed, if not Profil 1 is opened again
            ExitLoop
        EndIf
        Sleep(250)
    Next
    If Not $Found Then
        If ($Retries > 0) Then
            OutlookRoutine($OutlookClient, $OpenTimeout, $CloseTimeout, $Retries - 1)
        Else
            Write_Log("Outlook", "CRITICAL", "Unable to send email within " & $SendTimeOut & " seconds")
        EndIf
        Return
    EndIf

    ;==> Start Outlook again with Profil 2
    Local $Found = False
    For $i = 1 To $OpenTimeout * 4
        Status("Outlook", "Waiting " & Round($OpenTimeout - $i / 4) & " seconds for Outlook to open")
        If $i = 1 Then
            Local $runVar = $OutlookClient & $RecieveProfile
            Run($runVar)
            Sleep(250)
            ContinueLoop
        EndIf
        If WinExists(("[REGEXPTITLE:(Posteingang|Inbox).*Outlook]")) Then
            $Found = True
            ExitLoop
        EndIf
        Sleep(250)
    Next
    If Not $Found Then
        If ($Retries > 0) Then
            OutlookRoutine($OutlookClient, $OpenTimeout, $CloseTimeout, $Retries - 1)
        Else
            Write_Log("Outlook", "CRITICAL", "Outlook did not open within " & $OpenTimeout & " seconds")
        EndIf
        Return
    EndIf
    ;==> Outlook open with Profil 2

    Local $oOL = _OL_Open()

    If $oOL = 0 Then
        If ($Retries > 0) Then
            OutlookRoutine($OutlookClient, $OpenTimeout, $CloseTimeout, $Retries - 1)
        Else
            Write_Log("Outlook", "CRITICAL", "Unable to connect to Outlook (Error: " & @error & ")")
        EndIf
        Return
    EndIf

    Local $Found = False
    Local $RecieveTimeOut = 30

    ObjEvent($oOL, "oRecieve_") ;==> RecieveEvent on Profil2 $oOL

    For $i = 1 To $RecieveTimeOut * 4
        Status("Outlook", "Waiting " & Round($RecieveTimeOut - $i / 4) & " seconds for Outlook to recieve the Email")
        If $OutlookRecieveMail Then
            $Found = True
            ExitLoop
        EndIf
        Sleep(250)
    Next
    If Not $Found Then
        If ($Retries > 0) Then
            OutlookRoutine($OutlookClient, $OpenTimeout, $CloseTimeout, $Retries - 1)
        Else
            Write_Log("Outlook", "CRITICAL", "Email was not recieved within " & $RecieveTimeOut & " seconds")
        EndIf
        Return
    EndIf

    $ElapsedTime = Round(((_Date_Time_GetTickCount() - $Timer) / 1000), 2)
    Write_Log("Outlook", "OK", "All Routines passed | time = " & $ElapsedTime)
    _OL_Close($oOL)

EndFunc   ;==>OutlookRoutine

Close_Outlook()
Exit

Func Write_Log($Key, $Status, $Message)
    Local $File = FileOpen($LogFile, $FO_APPEND)
    Local $Date = @YEAR & "-" & @MON & "-" & @MDAY & " " & @HOUR & ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC
    FileWrite($File, "[" & $Date & "] " & $Key & " " & $Status & " " & $Message & @CRLF)
    FileClose($File)
    If $Status = "CRITICAL" Then
        ; Screenshot
    EndIf
EndFunc   ;==>Write_Log

Func Status($OutlookClient, $Message)
    SplashTextOn($OutlookClient, $Message, -1, 150, -1, 50, 48, "")
EndFunc   ;==>Status

Func Close_Outlook()
    If ProcessExists("Outlook.exe") Then
        Local $Found = False
        For $i = 1 To 10 * 4
            Status("Outlook", "Terminating Outlook.exe")
            If $i = 1 Then
                ProcessClose("Outlook.exe")
                Sleep(250)
                ContinueLoop
            EndIf
            If Not ProcessExists("Outlook.exe") Then
                $Found = True
                ExitLoop
            EndIf
            Sleep(250)
        Next
        If Not $Found Then
            Write_Log("Outlook", "CRITICAL", "Terminating Outlook failed")
            ;Shutdown(6) ;==> Test enviroment no Shutdown
            Exit
        EndIf
    EndIf
    ClearSysTray()
EndFunc   ;==>Close_Outlook

Func ClearSysTray()
    If _FindTrayToolbarWindow(2) <> -1 Then
        $Count = _SysTrayIconCount(2)
        For $i = $Count - 1 To 0 Step -1
            $hTrayIcon = _SysTrayIconHandle($i, 2)
            $PID = WinGetProcess($hTrayIcon)
            If $PID = -1 Then
                _SysTrayIconRemove($i, 2)
            EndIf
        Next
    EndIf
EndFunc   ;==>ClearSysTray

;==> Send Event (works)
Func oSend_ItemAdd($oOL_Item)
    $OutlookSendMail = True
EndFunc   ;==>oSend_ItemAdd

;==> Recieve Event
Func oRecieve_NewMailEx($oOL_Item)
    ;==> has also to test if Subject is GUID from SendMail
    $OutlookRecieveMail = True
EndFunc

Func _WinAPI_CreateGUID()
    Local $tGUID, $aResult
    $tGUID = DllStructCreate($tagGUID)
    $aResult = DllCall("OLE32.DLL", "long", "CoCreateGuid", "ptr", DllStructGetPtr($tGUID))
    Return SetError($aResult[0] <> 0, 0, _WinAPI_StringFromGUID(DllStructGetPtr($tGUID)))
EndFunc   ;==>_WinAPI_CreateGUID

So thats what i got so far. 

Sending is no problem, but sometimes Outlook opens with Profil 1 instead of Profil 2 after SendMail was a success.

The RecieveEvent doesn't work with Profil 2, i tested all on just with Profil 1 there the RecieveEvent is working fine.

 

Thanks for your Help Water 

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Why would you need to work with two profiles in the same script?
 

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That Profil thing was my idea. I'm switching Outlook Accounts with that method. 

I just have to check if the mail i send is recieve without a problem. 
If i would check both actions sending and recieving in one account, it would not be 100% sure that there are no problems.
In a fouther step i have to log the time needed to send the mail and make notifications in our Monitoring system if the mail was 

- Not Send CRITICAL
- Not Recieved CRITICAL

 

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Our Exchange/Outlook system is so reliable that all mails I send get delivered. If there is anything wrong with your system then I would hunt and eliminate this problems as a first measure.

If still needed I would split the send and receive part into two scripts (like a client / server application) and run them on separate computers with the needed profiles.

Edited by water

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The Script will later be running on one Citrix Desktop and our customer has a huge Exchange Cluster with more then 5000 Inboxes.

So i can't just test in one account, and because of that i only can run one script on one machine (Citrix Desktop) i can only open one instance of Outlook at a time.

Problems over problems ... if i could run two scripts i would totaly agree with your way, but i can't.

 

One Script musst be handling Sending to Account Nr2. Open Outlook with Account Nr2. Checking if Mail is recieve. Log this to a File.
 

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2 hours ago, echohelloworld said:

The RecieveEvent doesn't work with Profil 2, i tested all on just with Profil 1 there the RecieveEvent is working fine.

This doesn't work because the mail is already in your inbox of Profil2 when you start Outlook for profil2. You would need to use _OL_ItemFind to search for the mail item with the GUID as unique key.

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Another idea:

  • Add the second mailbox as a shared mailbox to your profile 1
  • Create a rule to forward test mails from the shared to your primary Inbox
  • Create a send and new mail event for your primary inbox

This way you can get rid of profile switching.

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Glad you could get your task done :)

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On 10.8.2016 at 10:48 AM, water said:

Glad you could get your task done :)

Thank you ;) but it's not finished yet. 

I'm now trying to move the Outlook SysTray icon out of the "Hidden Area" so i can make a CTRL + RIGHT CLICK on it to display the RPC connection window.
I'm trying to get the informations out of the SysListView32 (SMTP-Adress, Proxyserver, Servername(Exchange), Port, and so on) to write them into a logfile.

Outlook.exe /rpcdiag don't work in this case, it doesn't shows the same data as when i CTRL + RIGHT CLICK the Tray Icon.


Do you know if it's possible to move a Tray Icon out of the "Hidden Area" so my MouseClick or ControlClick Event doesn't click into empty space?

 

#include <_SysTray.au3>
...

If Not IsDeclared("OutlookTrayIconIndex") Then
    $SearchIcon = _SysTrayIconIndex("OUTLOOK.EXE", 0, 2)
    If $SearchIcon >= 0 Then
        Local $OutlookTrayIconIndex = $SearchIcon
        Local $OutlookTrayIconPos = _SysTrayIconPos($OutlookTrayIconIndex)
        Local $hWndSysTray = _FindTrayToolbarWindow(2)
        Local $TrayText = _SysTrayIconTooltip($OutlookTrayIconIndex, 2)
;~      Exit
    EndIf
    Sleep(250)
    ContinueLoop
EndIf

...

I'm getting all needed infos about the Outlook TrayIcon from the _SysTray.au3.

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_SysTrayIconHide($index, 0)

I assume this should do the trick.

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Set the flag to 0 to unhide the icon:

;===============================================================================
;
; Function Name:    _SysTrayIconHide($index, $iFlag, $iWin = 1)
; Description:      Hides / unhides any icon on systray
;
; Parameter(s):     $index      - icon index. Can be queried with _SysTrayIconIndex()
;                   $iFlag      - hide (1) or show (0) icon
;                   $iWin
;                   | 1         - ToolbarWindow32, Win2000+
;                   | 2         - NotifyIconOverflowWindow, Win7+
;
; Requirement(s):
; Return Value(s):  On Success - Returns 1 if operation was successfull or 0 if
;                   icon was already hidden/unhidden
;                   On Failure - Sets @error and returns -1
;                   | See _SysTrayGetButtonInfo for @error returns
;
; Author(s):        Tuape, Erik Pilsits
;
;===============================================================================

 

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1 hour ago, water said:

Set the flag to 0 to unhide the icon:

;===============================================================================
;
; Function Name:    _SysTrayIconHide($index, $iFlag, $iWin = 1)
; Description:      Hides / unhides any icon on systray
;
; Parameter(s):     $index      - icon index. Can be queried with _SysTrayIconIndex()
;                   $iFlag      - hide (1) or show (0) icon
;                   $iWin
;                   | 1         - ToolbarWindow32, Win2000+
;                   | 2         - NotifyIconOverflowWindow, Win7+
;
; Requirement(s):
; Return Value(s):  On Success - Returns 1 if operation was successfull or 0 if
;                   icon was already hidden/unhidden
;                   On Failure - Sets @error and returns -1
;                   | See _SysTrayGetButtonInfo for @error returns
;
; Author(s):        Tuape, Erik Pilsits
;
;===============================================================================

 

Still no changes, Outlook icon still remains in the Tray Icon Box

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Then I have run out of ideas :(

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