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Set up your IIS for ASP/ASP.NET application
Firstly, you need to install ANPOP on your server. Secondly, create a virtual directory for your asp/asp.net application on IIS. Please note that you should assign this virtual directory with permission to run script. For ASP.NET, you have to create a sub-directory named "bin" under this virtual directory, and copy "ANPOPLib.dll" to "bin" directory. You can find "ANPOPLib.dll" in "DOTNET Assembly" sub-directory of ANPOP installation directory("C:\Program Files\AdminSystem.NET\ANPOP\DOTNET Assembly"). It is a run-time library of ANPOP for .NET. If the .aspx is under IIS root, so you should create "bin" under "C:\Inetpub\wwwroot", and copy ANPOPLib.dll to "C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\bin"
Create object instance
Now, we can use ANPOP in ASP/ASP.NET more easily. The following code demonstrates how to create object instances in ASP/ASP.NET.
[ASP]
<%
Dim oPop3, oMsg, oStore
Set oPop3 = Server.CreateObject("ANPOP.POPMAIN")
Set oMsg = Server.CreateObject("ANPOP.POPMSG")
Set oStore = Server.CreateObject("ANPOP.MSGSTORE")
%>
[ASP.NET/VB] <%@ Page language="VBScript" AutoEventWireup="true" aspcompat=true%> <%@ Import Namespace="ANPOPLib"%> <% Sub Page_Load( sender As Object , e As System.EventArgs ) Dim oPop3 As POPMAINClass Dim oMsg As POPMSGClass Dim oStore As MSGSTOREClass oPop3 = New POPMAINClass() oMsg = New POPMSGClass() oStore = New MSGSTOREClass() End Sub %>
[ASP.NET/C#]
<%@ Page language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" aspcompat=true%>
<%@ Import Namespace="ANPOPLib"%>
<%
private void Page_Load( object sender, System.EventArgs e )
{
POPMAINClass oPop3 = new POPMAINClass();
POPMSGClass oMsg = new POPMSGClass();
MSGSTOREClass oStore = new MSGSTOREClass();
}
%>
How to retrieve email from pop3 server
Now, we can retrieve email in ASP/ASP.NET with the following code.
[ASP]
<%
Dim oPop3, oMsg, oStore
Set oPop3 = Server.CreateObject("ANPOP.POPMAIN")
Set oMsg = Server.CreateObject("ANPOP.POPMSG")
Set oStore = Server.CreateObject("ANPOP.MSGSTORE")
Dim nRet, i, nCount
nRet = oPop3.Connect( "mail.adminsystem.net", "test@adminsystem.net", "test")
If nRet <> 0 Then
Response.Write "Error with Connect server"
Response.End
End If
nCount = oPop3.GetTotalOfMails()
If nCount = -1 Then
Response.Write "Error with GetTotalOfMails method"
Response.End
End If
Dim emailContent, vbNullString
vbNullString = "" 'asp doesn't support vbNullString, then define it.
For i = 1 To nCount
emailContent = oPop3.Retrieve(i)
If emailContent = vbNullString Then
Response.Write "Error with Retrieve method"
Exit For
End If
oMsg.RawContent = emailContent
If oMsg.ExportFile( "c:\test" & i & ".eml" ) <> Then
Response.Write "Error with ExportFile method"
Exit For
End If
Next
oPop3.Close
%>
[ASP.NET/C#]
<%@ Page language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" aspcompat=true%>
<%@ Import Namespace="ANPOPLib"%>
<%
private void Page_Load( object sender, System.EventArgs e )
{
POPMAINClass oPop3 = new POPMAINClass();
POPMSGClass oMsg = new POPMSGClass();
try
{
int nRet = 0, nCount = -1, i = 0;
nRet = oPop3.Connect( "mail.adminsystem.net", "test@adminsystem.net", "test" );
if( nRet != 0 )
throw new Exception( "Error with Connect method" );
nCount = oPop3.GetTotalOfMails()
if( nCount == -1 )
throw new Exception( "Error with GetTotalOfMails method" );
string emailContent = "";
for( i = 1; i <= nCount; i++ )
{
emailContent = oPop3.Retrieve( i );
if( emailContent == null )
throw new Exception( "Error with Retrieve method" );
oMsg.RawContent = emailContent;
if( oMsg.ExportFile( String.Format( "c:\\test{0}.eml", i )) != 0 )
throw new Exception( "Error with ExportFile method" );
}
}
catch( Exception e )
{
Response.Write( e.Message );
}
}
%>
More summary
If you develop ASP.NET application with Visual Studio.NET, please refer to the corresponding tutorials. You may also refer to ASPSAMPLE1, ASPSAMPLE2, ASP.NET and POP3QUEUE samples in ANPOP installation package.
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