samplecode of POP3 client in VB .NET CF ?

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Hi Folks,


I'm looking for some examples for a POP3 client in VB .NET CF.
I must be able to retrieve the email senders/subjects/attachements
from within my own application, so P/invoking outlook is not an option
;-(


thanks in advance,
Kris
 
check out GotDotNet, there are a bunch of desktop examples and networking
protocols/sockets have almost all the support the full framework does.
you'll probabaly be able to port over all of the actual Pop3 code wihtout
any CF translation.
 
check out GotDotNet, there are a bunch of desktop examples and networking
protocols/sockets have almost all the support the full framework does.
you'll probabaly be able to port over all of the actual Pop3 code wihtout
any CF translation.

Thanks for the feedback.
I managed to write my own POP3 and SMTP class, based on some C#
codesamples I found on this interesting URL.
(complete implementation with attachements saving etc ...)

Peope interested in this classes, with a sample application included,
may allways contact me ...

thanks,
Kris
 
Hello Kris,

You invited people interested in the pop3 client classes you wrote
based on C# samples you found at GotDotNet (where did you find those
samples exactly (url?) ?? - I didn' find it) to contact you;
well ... this is just what I am looking for, so if you could help me
out here, thanks a lot !

Paul
 
Hello Kris,

You invited people interested in the pop3 client classes you wrote
based on C# samples you found at GotDotNet (where did you find those
samples exactly (url?) ?? - I didn' find it) to contact you;
well ... this is just what I am looking for, so if you could help me
out here, thanks a lot !

Paul

Paul,


Check your emailbox ;-)


Best regards,
Kris
 

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