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IMail Server API for v11.02

Jason Henline — Thu, 27 May 2010 11:44:17 GMT

This past week we publicily announced the availability of the IMail Server API for v11.02. This API has been requested by many customers wishing to more tightly integrate IMail into their existing backend systems for domain/user creation. This API is a .NET assembly and we have provided examples on how to perform the following tasks:

Domain Creation
User Creation
User Password Management
User Preference configuration

If you are interested in downloading the API please visit http://www.imailserver.com/imailapi. The download is free and the only requirement is an IMail v11.02 license.

Please feel free to use this forum to discuss and share your applications or to ask questions.

Using the COPY command

kdajani83 — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 08:46:35 GMT

Hi,

I am using iMail v10.2. After reading the API, it was my understanding that if I send the COPY command from the Imap4Client class, it would a copy a message from one mailbox to another. However I don't think I am using it right.

What I am trying to achieve is Copy a message from the INBOX folder to a folder called PROCESSED. I've made sure to create the folder as well. What should the correct code be?

As of now I do

[code]
Imap4Client client = BeginSession(username, password);

// Send SELECT to select the folder
client.Select(folder);
if (client.CommandStatus != Imap4StatusCode.Ok)
{
// if it does not exist create it
client.Create(folder);

// Send SELECT to select the folder
client.Select(folder);
if (client.CommandStatus != Imap4StatusCode.Ok)
{
EndSession(client);
} // end if

} // end if

// add message to mail folder
client.Copy(msgNum, folder);

EndSession(client);

[/code]

Begin/End Session does the necessary connection and clean up.

Thanks for your help

Creating a Single Sign-on page (IMail v10.02 + )

Jason Henline — Thu, 27 May 2010 11:54:07 GMT

You can pass user login information directly to the login.aspx page in web messaging via standard html get and post methods. This allows for a quick and easy method of creating Single Sign On functionality. Please review the attached zip containg an HTML document for examples.