How to get the message id of the email message before sending using Exchange Web Service(JAVA)?

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Need to track the emails so before sending emails I need to get the message id of the email message.

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Need to track the emails so before sending emails I need to get the message id of the email message.

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Need to track the emails so before sending emails I need to get the message id of the email message.

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asked Nov 19 at 6:19

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Need to track the emails so before sending emails I need to get the message id of the email message.

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edited Nov 19 at 11:23

LuCio

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asked Nov 19 at 6:19

Dhanaji Waghmare

edited Nov 19 at 11:23

LuCio

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asked Nov 19 at 6:19

Dhanaji Waghmare

edited Nov 19 at 11:23

LuCio

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edited Nov 19 at 11:23

LuCio

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edited Nov 19 at 11:23

LuCio

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asked Nov 19 at 6:19

Dhanaji Waghmare

asked Nov 19 at 6:19

Dhanaji Waghmare

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Dhanaji Waghmare

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All you need is to save the EmailMessage first before you send it.

EmailMessage emailMessage = new EmailMessage(service);

emailMessage.save();

EWS saves the email message and assigns an Internet message identifier to it. But on your local emailMessage this property still isn't set. Trying to access it by

emailMessage.getInternetMessageId();

will result in a ServiceObjectPropertyException. You need to get the remote and updated version of the email message:

emailMessage = EmailMessage.bind(service, emailMessage.getId());

Now you can read the Internet message identifier property. Set other properties as needed and then send the message.

answered Nov 19 at 8:33

LuCio

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Still I am facing issue, Argument Item id is not valid. Could you please post the working example for getting message id.
– Dhanaji Waghmare
Nov 20 at 5:01

It's confusing if you speak of Item id and message id. These are two different properties. The first is an ItemId which is a property of an Item. The second is only a property of an EmailMessage. In order to show a working example show please first your code where the error occours.
– LuCio
Nov 20 at 10:58

Getting error after execution of bind . Error is (java.lang.Exception) java.lang.Exception: Argument itemId not valid.
– Dhanaji Waghmare
Nov 20 at 13:33

Since you didn't posted your code nor the stacktrace it's impossible for me to tell what follows after execution of bind and causes the error. But it doesn't look like an exception thrown by EWS.
– LuCio
Nov 20 at 13:59

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All you need is to save the EmailMessage first before you send it.

EmailMessage emailMessage = new EmailMessage(service);

emailMessage.save();

EWS saves the email message and assigns an Internet message identifier to it. But on your local emailMessage this property still isn't set. Trying to access it by

emailMessage.getInternetMessageId();

will result in a ServiceObjectPropertyException. You need to get the remote and updated version of the email message:

emailMessage = EmailMessage.bind(service, emailMessage.getId());

Now you can read the Internet message identifier property. Set other properties as needed and then send the message.

answered Nov 19 at 8:33

LuCio

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Still I am facing issue, Argument Item id is not valid. Could you please post the working example for getting message id.
– Dhanaji Waghmare
Nov 20 at 5:01

It's confusing if you speak of Item id and message id. These are two different properties. The first is an ItemId which is a property of an Item. The second is only a property of an EmailMessage. In order to show a working example show please first your code where the error occours.
– LuCio
Nov 20 at 10:58

Getting error after execution of bind . Error is (java.lang.Exception) java.lang.Exception: Argument itemId not valid.
– Dhanaji Waghmare
Nov 20 at 13:33

Since you didn't posted your code nor the stacktrace it's impossible for me to tell what follows after execution of bind and causes the error. But it doesn't look like an exception thrown by EWS.
– LuCio
Nov 20 at 13:59

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up vote
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All you need is to save the EmailMessage first before you send it.

EmailMessage emailMessage = new EmailMessage(service);

emailMessage.save();

EWS saves the email message and assigns an Internet message identifier to it. But on your local emailMessage this property still isn't set. Trying to access it by

emailMessage.getInternetMessageId();

will result in a ServiceObjectPropertyException. You need to get the remote and updated version of the email message:

emailMessage = EmailMessage.bind(service, emailMessage.getId());

Now you can read the Internet message identifier property. Set other properties as needed and then send the message.

answered Nov 19 at 8:33

LuCio

2,6041722

Still I am facing issue, Argument Item id is not valid. Could you please post the working example for getting message id.
– Dhanaji Waghmare
Nov 20 at 5:01

It's confusing if you speak of Item id and message id. These are two different properties. The first is an ItemId which is a property of an Item. The second is only a property of an EmailMessage. In order to show a working example show please first your code where the error occours.
– LuCio
Nov 20 at 10:58

Getting error after execution of bind . Error is (java.lang.Exception) java.lang.Exception: Argument itemId not valid.
– Dhanaji Waghmare
Nov 20 at 13:33

Since you didn't posted your code nor the stacktrace it's impossible for me to tell what follows after execution of bind and causes the error. But it doesn't look like an exception thrown by EWS.
– LuCio
Nov 20 at 13:59

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

All you need is to save the EmailMessage first before you send it.

EmailMessage emailMessage = new EmailMessage(service);

emailMessage.save();

EWS saves the email message and assigns an Internet message identifier to it. But on your local emailMessage this property still isn't set. Trying to access it by

emailMessage.getInternetMessageId();

will result in a ServiceObjectPropertyException. You need to get the remote and updated version of the email message:

emailMessage = EmailMessage.bind(service, emailMessage.getId());

Now you can read the Internet message identifier property. Set other properties as needed and then send the message.

answered Nov 19 at 8:33

LuCio

2,6041722

All you need is to save the EmailMessage first before you send it.

EmailMessage emailMessage = new EmailMessage(service);

emailMessage.save();

EWS saves the email message and assigns an Internet message identifier to it. But on your local emailMessage this property still isn't set. Trying to access it by

emailMessage.getInternetMessageId();

will result in a ServiceObjectPropertyException. You need to get the remote and updated version of the email message:

emailMessage = EmailMessage.bind(service, emailMessage.getId());

Now you can read the Internet message identifier property. Set other properties as needed and then send the message.

answered Nov 19 at 8:33

LuCio

2,6041722

answered Nov 19 at 8:33

LuCio

2,6041722

answered Nov 19 at 8:33

LuCio

2,6041722

answered Nov 19 at 8:33

LuCio

2,6041722

Still I am facing issue, Argument Item id is not valid. Could you please post the working example for getting message id.
– Dhanaji Waghmare
Nov 20 at 5:01

It's confusing if you speak of Item id and message id. These are two different properties. The first is an ItemId which is a property of an Item. The second is only a property of an EmailMessage. In order to show a working example show please first your code where the error occours.
– LuCio
Nov 20 at 10:58

Getting error after execution of bind . Error is (java.lang.Exception) java.lang.Exception: Argument itemId not valid.
– Dhanaji Waghmare
Nov 20 at 13:33

Since you didn't posted your code nor the stacktrace it's impossible for me to tell what follows after execution of bind and causes the error. But it doesn't look like an exception thrown by EWS.
– LuCio
Nov 20 at 13:59

add a comment |

Still I am facing issue, Argument Item id is not valid. Could you please post the working example for getting message id.
– Dhanaji Waghmare
Nov 20 at 5:01

It's confusing if you speak of Item id and message id. These are two different properties. The first is an ItemId which is a property of an Item. The second is only a property of an EmailMessage. In order to show a working example show please first your code where the error occours.
– LuCio
Nov 20 at 10:58

Getting error after execution of bind . Error is (java.lang.Exception) java.lang.Exception: Argument itemId not valid.
– Dhanaji Waghmare
Nov 20 at 13:33

Since you didn't posted your code nor the stacktrace it's impossible for me to tell what follows after execution of bind and causes the error. But it doesn't look like an exception thrown by EWS.
– LuCio
Nov 20 at 13:59

Still I am facing issue, Argument Item id is not valid. Could you please post the working example for getting message id.
– Dhanaji Waghmare
Nov 20 at 5:01

It's confusing if you speak of Item id and message id. These are two different properties. The first is an ItemId which is a property of an Item. The second is only a property of an EmailMessage. In order to show a working example show please first your code where the error occours.
– LuCio
Nov 20 at 10:58

Getting error after execution of bind . Error is (java.lang.Exception) java.lang.Exception: Argument itemId not valid.
– Dhanaji Waghmare
Nov 20 at 13:33

Since you didn't posted your code nor the stacktrace it's impossible for me to tell what follows after execution of bind and causes the error. But it doesn't look like an exception thrown by EWS.
– LuCio
Nov 20 at 13:59

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