Hello
We use SMTPclient() to send emails from our system
Is it possible to access the 'Sent Items' ( or any other mailbox ) without using a 3rd party email client ? What's the best/easiest way ?
Can we access diffeent Sub-Labels too ?
Thanks
Chris
SMTPclient() - access Sent items
Re: SMTPclient() - access Sent items
Hi,
Check te POP3Client class. This way you can read messages from a mailbox.
Check te POP3Client class. This way you can read messages from a mailbox.
Re: SMTPclient() - access Sent items
Thanks for the reply
I use Pop3 to access new emails, but can this be pointed at the "sent" folder ? or the "deleted" folder ?
Chris
I use Pop3 to access new emails, but can this be pointed at the "sent" folder ? or the "deleted" folder ?
Chris
Re: SMTPclient() - access Sent items
Hi,
Seems as I was too fast.
It should be possible with IMAP, but I think this isn't available/possible without third party software.
It is possible with Chilkat.
https://www.example-code.com/vbscript/i ... ailbox.asp
Seems as I was too fast.
It should be possible with IMAP, but I think this isn't available/possible without third party software.
It is possible with Chilkat.
https://www.example-code.com/vbscript/i ... ailbox.asp
Re: SMTPclient() - access Sent items
Some options as xbase does not support such functionality per self.
1) IMAP with one of clients (ChKat will do too), mind for proper security for TLS/SSL .
2) All sent emails from application are automatically BCC to one or more internal adresses for easy access to history via Outlook, TB and such
3) On mail server a server rule is added so each sent email is automatically forwarded or copied to another account for audit trail . Mail admin should know what to do.
4) Write classes that talk to Outlook via CreateObject("Outlook.Application") and talk to prepared IMAP account (Outlook handles every aspect of security and comm)
1) IMAP with one of clients (ChKat will do too), mind for proper security for TLS/SSL .
2) All sent emails from application are automatically BCC to one or more internal adresses for easy access to history via Outlook, TB and such
3) On mail server a server rule is added so each sent email is automatically forwarded or copied to another account for audit trail . Mail admin should know what to do.
4) Write classes that talk to Outlook via CreateObject("Outlook.Application") and talk to prepared IMAP account (Outlook handles every aspect of security and comm)