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I have used send mail functions successfully. Now I want to receive email from a POP3 server. Am I using the wrong search terms, or is this not possible? |
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POP3 was never implemented for this. [SQL Remote has some POP3 as did MobiLink (the latter was removed in version 17) but it was not ever a feature of xp_startsmtp] OK, thanks Nick :-(
(08 Aug '16, 12:45)
Bill Aumen
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You like DIY in C++, right? POCO's got some POP3 stuff... maybe even TLS/SSL support :) That looks possible. Although, I always love sticking close to what I know: much easier to debug, etc. So I'll probably first try out Roland's PB "service" library. That also has the benefit of the fact that I already have all this functionality running in PB; just wanted to make it a 24x7 service not dependent on a login.
(09 Aug '16, 10:32)
Bill Aumen
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Beware of TSL/SSL, supposedly that makes life difficult, or so I've heard.
(09 Aug '16, 12:51)
Breck Carter
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You will need to write a static Java method to do that. See https://javamail.java.net/nonav/docs/api/com/sun/mail/pop3/package-summary.html. I have successfully dropped the latest JavaMail classes in a 12.0.1 database to do STARTSSL smtp support (essentially wrote a replacement for xp_sendmail() - it was less than 200 lines of code). You just have to write a class with a static method to do it and wrap it in an external function call. |
