Sridhar,
The documented list is indeed easy to find however there is nothing
similar to a "snippet" or "summary" that includes a few words of the
matching content. It's clear from using Google Desktop with Outlook and
in the browser that there must be some undocumented attribute we can
use to get to these snippets.
Others have already noted that "content" and "summary" aren't what
we're after.
Do you know what attribute we should use?
Sridhar Gurivireddy wrote:
It's very easy to find which properties are available and which are
not. If you use the Query API (using GoogleDesktop.QueryAPI), then for
each metadata (Google.Desktop.File, Google.Desktop.IM and so on)
defined in indexAPI documentation, you would always have "required"
attributes set. For the attributes that are optional, they might (or)
might not be set.
You should write an exception handler around the code which tries to
access the optional attributes, as you get jscript exception on reading
a unset property on a event.
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