Hello Brian Madden Forums
I am having a fairly challenging issue. I have a Bank processing work flow application that is developed to email an existing session with a customer to another staff member for continued processing. We have a PS4.0 XenApp 4.5 mixed farm, the bank application is a published application. When a non admin user attempts to launch they immediately receive a "class not registered error"
If I give the user admin rights the publshed appliaction launches the email via MAPI, however the user is prompted with a warning that an application is lauching email on behalf of a user would you like to approve? My problem is 2 part, (1) I need to get the application to launch an email in the context of a non administartor user. (2) I need to get the application to run without the security warning consistently interupting the process.
I atempted installing the office 2003 Adminpak and downloaded the following files:
Comdlg32.ocx — A file used by the Trusted Code control that provides a user interface for selecting the trusted COM add-in.
Hashctl.dll — A file used by the Trusted Code control to specify trusted COM add-ins.
OutlookSecurity.oft — An Outlook template that enables you to customize the security settings on the Microsoft Exchange server.
I created a public folder and published the OutlookSecurity.oft, I then changed the GPO to point to the public folder. No joy, I ran the RSOP and the policy is getting applied but it simply isn't working. When I went to copy in the Comdlg32.ocx from the Adminpak I was warned a newer version existed. I didn't want to break the application figuring the newer version may be due to service packs instlled after the initial Outlook install. I was able to register the ocx file and again had no luck.
This is a very critical project for the Bank, so getting this working is a high priority. Any information on getting this functional would be greatly appreciated.
-Dennis Tuttle dtuttle@roadrunner.com
Try this article from MS here http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa168346.aspx . If you implement the
Administrative Security Form I think you will be in good shape.
Best wishes.
JLH