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WATYF1
Hello. I'm writing a VB.NET app to check email message counts for both
POP3 and IMAP4. I'm using TCPClient to connect, and a NetworkStream to
send simple commands. It's a very simple bit of code, actually... the
problem is, if the user is behind a proxy, then the Connect method
fails (times out).
How do I get around this? I thought this would be a common issue and
that there would be plenty of code out there to demonstrate how to
connect to mail servers from behind a proxy, but so far, all I've found
is people with the same problem as me, but no answers.
If there's a better object to use than TCPClient, then please post
example of how to implement the proxy, as well as how to send
commands/receive responses. Solutions in VB.NET or C# will do, I can
always convert code, if necessary.
Any help is appreciated. Thank you.
WATYF
(the next step will be coding for POP3 SSL connectivity, but that can
wait until I get over this hurdle.)
POP3 and IMAP4. I'm using TCPClient to connect, and a NetworkStream to
send simple commands. It's a very simple bit of code, actually... the
problem is, if the user is behind a proxy, then the Connect method
fails (times out).
How do I get around this? I thought this would be a common issue and
that there would be plenty of code out there to demonstrate how to
connect to mail servers from behind a proxy, but so far, all I've found
is people with the same problem as me, but no answers.
If there's a better object to use than TCPClient, then please post
example of how to implement the proxy, as well as how to send
commands/receive responses. Solutions in VB.NET or C# will do, I can
always convert code, if necessary.
Any help is appreciated. Thank you.
WATYF
(the next step will be coding for POP3 SSL connectivity, but that can
wait until I get over this hurdle.)