I am writing a program using C# and the PPC SDK. Can someone tell me whether or not it is possible to send an email from within a .NET application, if so how?
Cheers.
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Paul O'Brien at MoDaCo has developed a little application for copying Call History items from a Microsoft Smartphone into the Outlook Journal.
http://smartphone.modaco.com/viewtopic.php?t=97900&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0
It requires the .NET v1.1 Framework installed on the desktop system.
But the cool thing is... it also works with Windows Mobile 2003 for Phone Edition devices!!
So now you can archive and sort all your phone calls from the XDA II in Outlook's Journal. Very cool!
The only thing we need now is something to manage SMS messages in Outlook.
@adamz
Hi,
I have tried to install that aplication.
When I active sync I get a error : Cannot create file in remote device.
Have you had any problems with activesync?
Regards
JoseF
Could not create remote file
It appears to be attempting to copy the file "CallLogDump.exe" from Program Files\Smart Journal down to the XDA2.... but i can't work out where it is trying to put it... if we knew this then we might be able to copy it manually!
It sounds like there might be some international localization issues with the program. You should post your bug reports on Modaco for Paul O'Brien so he can try to fix it in future versions.
So, I'm new to PPC development. I hope to use C# to create this first seamingly simple app. However, I can't seem to access the SMS store to retrieve the message list. Microsoft.WindowsMobile.PocketOutlook doesn't have the functionality, so do I have to do a DLLImport against a native library? or is there some managed library I can use to get to it?
Can anyone help, I am looking for a way to create a small application that allows the WM5 & WM6 Contacts to a .xml file. And Mabey a way to feed it to a server (FTP)
Can anyone help with this?
I am basically trying to find a way to backup massive ammounts of contaccts to a webserver for over 800 users
Just write your own tool for it
For example with .NET it's possible to interact with the contacts-file using the .NETCF classes.
.NETCF also supports XML functionality.
you do the math
Pocket SMS Manager
Hi,
My PocketSMS Manager does this. It may not export enough detail for you though. Have a look at my application (further down this thread).
If you need more fields exporting just let me know as it will only take me a few minutes to drop them in.
Pete
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Good Evening All
I am trying an Exchange Push over BBConnect (I'm tired of fighting with BBConnect for my Internet).
The only thing that is missing from a 3rd party Exchange push is the ability to do an AutoBCC of any emails I send out (to my real email account).
Is there a simple or easy way to do this.
There used to be a program called OutboxBuddy, but it has not been developed since '03.
Thank you!
Unfortunately, as has also been explained in my Mailer Bible ( http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=The Definitive Pocket PC Mail Client Roundup ; see the "Auto-send copy to self/to a given address?" row), the built-in Messaging doesn't support auto-BCC. Sorry.
That's a shame
Then is it possible to create an outgoing MS Exchange rule to do the BCCing for me?
How about a program which ONLY checks if you have new mail on an account, then activates the email program of your choice ... for me it would be google for mobile. Better yet, it can just ask you if you want to open the email program of your choice. This program would be TINY so you don't have to have your entire java midlet manager and gmail for mobile open all the time.
It needs basically the same functionality as the native WM6 email system, except instead of launching outlook mobile, it can launch anything you want it to.
Example: Program checks for new mail every 5 minutes. When there is new mail (it doesn't even need to tell me what the mail is), it notifies, and asks me if I want to read new mail. If I click yes, it launches gmail for mobile, which (thanks to the jbed connection prompt skipping hack: http://pdaphonehome.com/forums/ppc-...ed-includes-info-new-java-midlet-manager.html ) automatically checks my new mail.
The idea is that the program is as small as possible, and checks for new mail as quickly as possible, by only checking whether or not there is new mail. It can ignore the rest of the header info.
Does this exist? Can someone make it?