It uses the Incremental sync method, which does not create cache on the machine. The New OneDrive sync client works with Azure synchronization service. However, the wait has ended with the new version. Many times, the cache was corrupted and it resulted in a lot of downloading & monitoring sync files of the users.
How to install onedrive for business 2016 update#
Previously, there was only one way to synchronize and that was to update all of the users’ libraries on their machines. Whether an attachment is added as a web reference or as a regular attachment, the body of the email sent/received doesn't contain any extra text.Microsoft introduced a replacement to the old version of OneDrive for Business synchronization. anUrlOfFile below can be an URL to an arbitrary location (can be a non-OneDrive URL) If the attachment is added as a web reference, Attachment.Type of the newly added attachment is 7, and the attachment icon also displays the cloud mini-icon. I've also found that depending on the value you pass in the second parameter of the Attachments.Add method, the attachment is added either as a regular attachment or a web reference (see below).
I've found that for a OneDrive-based attachment, Attachment.Type in my Outlook 2016 returns 7! Could you check is such settings exist? And, in case there's an Outlook add-in related to OneDrive for Business, what is its ProgId and what is the ProgId of your add-in?Ĭould you also explain about Attachment.Type? Are you saying it returns 7 for you despite the OlAttachmentType enum not having this value? The settings can be provided by the add-in or by Outlook. Anyway, there may exist settings that could help you solve the issue. Please check the list of add-ins loaded in Outlook 2016 to find whether such an add-in exists or not. I see two possibilities: 1) there's an add-in related to OneDrive for Business and 2) there's no such add-in and the behavior you see relates to Outlook itself. But for now I'd like that you help me better understand the issue. I'll continue my attempts to recreate the environment and reproduce the issue. This doesn't let me understand something.
How to install onedrive for business 2016 how to#
Please, advise us on how to resolve the problem.Īlthough I have OneDrive for Business (it looks so) I don't know how to get it work in my Outlook 2016. We can't use other attachment types except olByReference, but it is now taken as OneDrive attachment. In the event handler for the BeforeAttachmentAdd event we receive attachment type = 7Īnd in Outlook 2016 the OneDrive attachments are the same type (7) (filename, OlAttachmentType.olByReference, 1, displayName) Our issue is that our Outlook Add-in use the same olAttachmentType as the OneDrive. Verify there is link to the attachment from OneDrive in the mail body( but this should not be counted as OneDrive attachment). Verify that the attached file has cloud icon.Ħ. Start Outlook and compose mail with attachment from our add-in.ģ. Install Outlook 2016 and OneDrive for Business and our Add-inĢ. Sorry i have missed some steps to reproduce.ġ. Verify there is link to the attachment from OneDrive in the mail body. Open attachment drop down menu verify there is "Change Permissions" option.Ĥ. Start Outlook and compose mail with attachment.ģ. Install Outlook 2016 and OneDrive for BusinessĢ. There are options in the attachment dropdown menu that are also not related to our attachmentsĪlso there is cloud icon on our attachments.Ĭan you tell us whether if there is a way to send attachments by references and not interfere with OneDrive.ġ. Till now everything worked correctly but when there is OneDrive for Business and Office 2016 situation we are experiencing the flowing issues:
Currently we want to add support for Outlook 2016
We are developing Add-in for Outlook that should offload attachments by reference(olByReference) to specific server before sending email.