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Conference abbott::teamlinks_windows

Title:TeamLinks for Windows
Notice:Kit and ECO locations: See replies to note 8.o note 8.
Moderator:ORION::chayna.zko.dec.com::tamara::eppesAN
Created:Mon Aug 28 1995
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:2238
Total number of notes:9650

2184.0. "How Does The Script Editor Store DMW Folder Aliases" by ACISS2::BERGER () Thu May 08 1997 14:46

    I have a customer who needs to know how the script editor defines
    folder aliases in OFFICE.INI. The ALL-IN-1 entries are in text but the
    DecMailWorks entries have some kind of criptic code number at the end
    of each entry. My customer is using the script editor to write command 
    sets to move drawers from DecMailWorks to ALL-IN-1. 
    
    If you can explain the entries in OFFICE.INI, can you also explain how
    the same information can be extracted from the DecWailWorks messaage
    stores.
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2184.1TAMARA::laceup.zko.dec.com::tamara::fitzellThu May 08 1997 15:154
Why isn't the customer using the Folder Alias dialog box to define the 
Folder Alias's? 

Mike
2184.2External object id, for use by Service Provider only.XANADU::x400it.zko.dec.com::manana::roughtFri May 09 1997 13:0112
Folder aliases are external object ids.  Everything past the first
token (which describes the service provider) is unique to the 
service provider.  No code other than the service provider should
try to decipher or use the information.  

The end of a MailWorks external object id is an encoded record id.
This will not be useful to you.

Using the CFC interface (available with the SDK) external object ids
can be used to retrieve objects from the file cabinet.  

						Dave