Hi Guys,
Ok, so I'm accessing our Exchange mailbox via Perl to poll for certain emails.
I open up a Win32::OLE->new("MAPI.Session") object, get the stores and so on, then I
loop through the message collection using:
for my $msg (in $folder->Messages)
{
# simple example
print "Subject: ".$msg->Subject."\n";
# print "Subject: ".$msg->Text."\n";
}
If I have three emails in the mailbox, this will display the subject of each. However,
as soon as I try to access the Text property (which is still a top-level property of
the Message object (as per MS docs)), the Text property for message 1 *always* returns
the wrong text - the text of the last email, like so:
-- Output for three emails
$msg->Subject = 'test 1'
$msg->Text = body of test 3 email
$msg->Subject = 'test 2'
$msg->Text = body of test 2 email
$msg->Subject = 'test 3'
$msg->Text = body of test 3 email
It's only the first email that returns the wrong text. It seems that either Exchange
or Win32::OLE is returning the wrong data, or I've missed something fundamental...
Anybody run into this before or has a clue what's going on..?
Ben Hall
www.benhall.co.uk
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