Decoding MIME format after GetMail (OpenInsight 32-Bit)
At 29 JUL 2010 08:58:55AM Sean Heinen wrote:
After using the GetMail function, I am left with txt in MIME format. The sendmail function however requires no encryption whatsoever.
My question is, has OInsight come up with anyway to decrypt the MIME format without having to download any software.
If not, what would be the best way of decoding MIME?
I've checked out the MarshallSoft email component for visual basic. Is there code around that would do the decription?
I saw in a previous post that somebody used the VB download as the language is close enough to BASIC+ so it was easy to replace the syntax differences.
Is this the only way to go about decoding the mail?
At 29 JUL 2010 04:31PM Bob Carten wrote:
At 30 JUL 2010 05:20AM Sean Heinen wrote:
Thanks alot Bob
This is just what I neeeded! I've got it working now.
Extremely helpfull post.
At 30 JUL 2010 10:39AM Warren Auyong wrote:
Yes, I've been using the Marshallsoft DLL for years. I needed a GetMail solution before OI native functions were ready for prime time. The DLL is well support and updated to keep up with technology changes. Marshallsoft even provides examples on using a proxy like STunnel so you can access email such as GMail through SSL.
At 09 OCT 2010 02:55AM Anders Lindholt wrote:
Hi Bob,
I bought the program from Marshall Soft, created record dll_see32 in sysprocs, run Declare_Fcns 'DLL_SEE32' and remembered to change see_key_code for my password. I copyed save_email into sysprocs table.
Subroutine bob_save_email (void)
Declare Function seePop3Source, seegetEmailFile, seeStatistics, mail_interface, seeDebug, move_dosfile, isEventContext, get_next_id
Declare subroutine move_dosfile
$Insert see32_equates
$Insert logical
Save_Email:
EQU CRLF$ To CHAR(13): CHAR(10)
EQU lf$ to CHAR(10)
debug
is_ok=( code ]= 0 )
if is_ok then
email has been read … —– but the code is set to -71 What is source_file? and could you upload the value of the other variables? Can you display which functions you use to put emails in a folder ? Thanks in advance, Anders </QUOTE> View this thread on the Works forum...