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    Note that you should always use oldest platform SDK for the supported platform versions, meaning that if you plan to support 3rd ed FP1, you must compile the version for it with 3rd ed FP1 SDK or older, not FP2 SDK.

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    Thanks for reply Yucca. But I developed app using FP2 sdk which is working on my FP1 device(e71) not on FP2 device(e5)

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    Quote Originally Posted by preety.saini View Post
    Thanks for reply Yucca. But I developed app using FP2 sdk which is working on my FP1 device(e71) not on FP2 device(e5)
    that would be strange then indeed..

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    yes, very strange..... hmmm.... there's an old thread, with code snippet, trying to retrieve imap too, you could give it a try if you haven't found it/done yet:
    http://www.developer.nokia.com/Commu...asStoreL%28%29
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    I used the same code also, but not working for me

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    that's strange, but.. can you manually connect to the imap account and retrieve emails? the only other solution that i can suggest you is to recursively traverse the entire msg store starting from KMsvRootIndexEntryId, retrieve entries, be sure they are the correct type, verify they have store, access the data
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    I did that. Entries are valid but not having any store associated with them. I checked manually also. I was able to retrieve mails manually

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    Well, in IMAP default behaviour (you can change that into mail app settings) is to retrieve headers only, so until you don't manually read the content of your mail messages, they aren't downloaded and no store for them is created; you could try to read a mail message into mail app and then verify again in your code. If you already did that, and associated HasStore() is always giving EFalse, then i have no idea....
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