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24-02-23 10:25 AM
hello Eric Wilson - For shared mailbox - Get Items in Folder Action is giving error even for inbox and folder parallel to inbox. passing the input correctly.
Error is :-Could not execute code stage because exception thrown by code stage: Failed to resolve folder path using 'folder path is mentioned here'. Are you sure you have the correct path?
folder path is coming as nothing from code.
but same action is working fine for primary mailbox as i also confirmed above in post.
24-02-23 02:24 PM
Can you provide some specific examples, maybe screenshots? As I mentioned above in the example I showed, this feature is working for myself and others.
Cheers,
24-02-23 03:14 PM
Hello Eric Wilson - I replied privately to you by omitting the sensitive information.
24-02-23 08:30 PM
Here are a couple examples of tests I've run using different actions on the VBO. Below is a screenshot of the mailbox structure for my sandbox. I have my main account and a shared mailbox titled Mailbox01.
Example 1: Getting received email from my main mailbox using the Get Received Items (Basic) action.
Example 2: Getting received items from a subfolder (i.e. Test Folder) under the main account Inbox using Get Received Items (Basic).
Example 3: Getting received email from the inbox of the shared mailbox (i.e. Mailbox01) using Get Received Items (Basic).
Example 4: Getting received email from a subfolder (i.e. TestFolder01) under the inbox of the shared mailbox (i.e. Mailbox01) using Get Received Items (Basic).
Example 5: Getting email from the inbox of my main account using the Get Items in Folder action.
Example 6: Get items from a subfolder (i.e. TestFolder01) of the inbox of the shared mailbox using the Get Items in Folder action.
All of these test complete as expected, but you have to understand the difference between the two actions. Get Received Items (Basic) automatically goes to the Inbox folder of the mailbox account you specify just as Get Sent Items (Basic) will automatically select the Sent Items folder of the mailbox you specify. This is different from the Get Items in Folder action which is much more generic. For it, you must specify the full path to the folder you're interested in including the top-level mailbox value.
Does that make sense?
Cheers,
08-03-23 04:41 PM
thanks Eric Wilson for this. As you guided - This works fine for when mailbox name was used.