Showing posts with label client. Show all posts
Showing posts with label client. Show all posts

Thursday, March 29, 2012

POP3 Mail

Hi all

I need to implement a POP3 mail client as part of my project, everything fine from getting emails to read the attachments.

Problem is whenever I am downloading the messages they are no more in server, so I need to save them in local hard drive or database, is there any best approach to achieve this, or some other alternative

Please someone guide me through, thanks in advance for your help

whenever I am downloading the messages they are no more in server ? What it means? how you download the messages ? Using outlook express ?


Hi Thanks for Reply...

Means that they are deleted after downloading(Reading) from server, it's the default behaviour of pop I hope so.i tried with Gmail and inbox.com and retrieving a mail from custom written class by utilizing System.Net.Sockets class, even we can observe the behaviour using telnet.

So I need to save those emails before they got deleted from server, I posted here to know any better approaches to save and retrieve those emails whenever we need(like .eml files) or any thing better approach to handle with out saving them.


So,i decided to store emails(raw data received from pop3 server) in to (.eml) files using .net built in IO streams,when i open (.eml) file with outlook express,it's reading all content and attachments as it is,problem solved,if anybody need how just let me know.

Thanks..


...great and affordable component called 4ASPNet POP3, which does the trick.http://www.4-asp.net/products/pop3.aspx

Popping opening a mail client and pass a subject parameter...

Hi:

Is there a way to pop open a mail client and pass in a text string for the
subject and possibly other parts of a standard mail message? The "mailto:"
attribute of hyplerlink leaves these blank.

Thanks,
Charlieread up on the mailto: link, it does have a &Subject='text'&Body='text'
attribute IIRC

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Owner/Lead Developer, DF-Software
www.Darkfalz.com

"Charlie@.CBFC" <charle1@.comcast.net> wrote in message
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> Hi:
> Is there a way to pop open a mail client and pass in a text string for the
> subject and possibly other parts of a standard mail message? The
"mailto:"
> attribute of hyplerlink leaves these blank.
> Thanks,
> Charlie

Monday, March 26, 2012

Populate DataGrd From client?

Is possible populate a DataDrid from client?In theory, yes. DataGrid comes to client as a regular html table and nothing
stops you from accessing the table cells following the DHTML model and
setting cell content.
But this is a sort of non-standard solution. You should rather learn
standard accepted practices.
Eliyahu
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> Is possible populate a DataDrid from client?
>

Populate DataGrd From client?

Is possible populate a DataDrid from client?In theory, yes. DataGrid comes to client as a regular html table and nothing
stops you from accessing the table cells following the DHTML model and
setting cell content.

But this is a sort of non-standard solution. You should rather learn
standard accepted practices.

Eliyahu

"Tarllem" <no@.no.no> wrote in message
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> Is possible populate a DataDrid from client?

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

populate txtbox

I need to populate a txtbox using client side code. In txtbox1 I let the user select a date and I want to populate txtbox2. I want to do this on the client side, so txtbox2 is automatically populated without having to post back the page. This is how I was thinking about doing it. In the onTextChanged event in txtbox1, I'll call a javascript procedure to place this value in txtbox2...

txtbox2 = DateAdd(DateInterval.Day, 1, CDate(txtbox1.Text))

Is this the proper way to do this? Does anyone have an example?

thanks,
eyeI've used javascript but I normally find some code examples that I can adapt so I can't remember the exacxt way to do what you want. If you look at some javascript sites you should find it easily enough.