I have written an application which update the content of contact and appointment in outlook using Extended MAPI.
However, I found that once the user views the appointment A through the outlook's inspector, the outlook will cache the content. 1. open the appointment A by outlook inspector. 2. my application update the appointment A through MAPI 3. open the appointment A by outlook inspector again. --> the content of appointment A doesn't change. 4. open the appointment A by outlookspy, --> i can see that the properties have been updated.
How to ask the outlook refresh the data cache after my application update the data through MAPI?
> Hi, > I have written an application which update the content of contact and > appointment in outlook using Extended MAPI.
> However, I found that once the user views the appointment A through the > outlook's inspector, the outlook will cache the content. > 1. open the appointment A by outlook inspector. > 2. my application update the appointment A through MAPI > 3. open the appointment A by outlook inspector again. --> the content of > appointment A doesn't change. > 4. open the appointment A by outlookspy, --> i can see that the properties > have been updated.
> How to ask the outlook refresh the data cache after my application update > the data through MAPI?
>> Hi, >> I have written an application which update the content of contact and >> appointment in outlook using Extended MAPI. >> However, I found that once the user views the appointment A through >> the >> outlook's inspector, the outlook will cache the content. >> 1. open the appointment A by outlook inspector. >> 2. my application update the appointment A through MAPI >> 3. open the appointment A by outlook inspector again. --> the content >> of >> appointment A doesn't change. >> 4. open the appointment A by outlookspy, --> i can see that the >> properties >> have been updated. >> How to ask the outlook refresh the data cache after my application >> update the data through MAPI?
> >> Hi, > >> I have written an application which update the content of contact and > >> appointment in outlook using Extended MAPI. > >> However, I found that once the user views the appointment A through > >> the > >> outlook's inspector, the outlook will cache the content. > >> 1. open the appointment A by outlook inspector. > >> 2. my application update the appointment A through MAPI > >> 3. open the appointment A by outlook inspector again. --> the content > >> of > >> appointment A doesn't change. > >> 4. open the appointment A by outlookspy, --> i can see that the > >> properties > >> have been updated. > >> How to ask the outlook refresh the data cache after my application > >> update the data through MAPI?
