EXTENDED_NOTIFICATION
Applies to: Office 2010 | Outlook 2010 | Visual Studio
Describes information that relates to an event that is service provider-specific.
Header file: |
Mapidefs.h |
typedef struct _EXTENDED_NOTIFICATION
{
ULONG ulEvent;
ULONG cb;
LPBYTE pbEventParameters;
} EXTENDED_NOTIFICATION;
Members
ulEvent
Extended event code that is defined by the provider.cb
Count of bytes in the event-specific parameters pointed to by pbEventParameters.pbEventParameters
Pointer to event-specific parameters. The type of parameters that are used depends on the value of the ulEvent member; these parameters are documented by the provider that issued the event.
Remarks
The EXTENDED_NOTIFICATION structure is one of the members of the union of structures included in the info member of the NOTIFICATION structure. When the info member of a NOTIFICATION structure contains an EXTENDED_NOTIFICATION structure, the ulEventType member of the NOTIFICATION structure is set to fnevExtended.
The extended event is defined by a service provider to represent a type of change that cannot be covered by any of the other predefined events. Only clients that know before they register that a service provider supports an extended event can register for that event. It is not possible for clients to determine without advanced knowledge if a service provider supports an extended event. If a service provider supports an extended event, it shows how to handle such an event when it is received.
An extended notification is sent by the session when a client logs off. Register for this notification by calling IMAPISession::Advise with the lpEntryID parameter set to NULL and the cbEntryID parameter set to zero.
For more information about notification, see the topics described in the following table.
Topic |
Description |
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General overview of notification and notification events. |
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Discussion of how clients should handle notifications. |
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Discussion of how service providers can use the IMAPISupport methods to generate notifications. |