Hi all.
I want to write my own app to do backup of sms and mms. The need for writing my own is that I want to also post it to my own server after backing it up, hence I can also download the backup directly from the server.
Using MAPI I have no problems retrieving the sms's. I can also get the sender, subject and received time for the MMS inside the MAPI database, but I cannot find the link between the MMS message within the MAPI database and the acutal DAT file (containing the SMIL) that resides in a folder on the device.
Can any of you please tell me how to link up the message with the DAT file?
Thanks,
Torsen
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Is there any source code where I can set password on *.csv files using VB.NET (not encrypting it)
And when i'm opening the file, how do I create a textbox for it to let me key in the password?
Files in csv format are plain text files. There is no way of proctecting the contents without encryption.
Your program can pretend the file is protected by asking username and password but this is of course not a real protection for the contents of the csv file.
Mark
thanks for the fast reply..
any info or samples on how to use a simple methods to encrypt the file..
heard about RC4 methods but not quite sure what is it..
the csv file is saved in the xda2.
unable to upload CSV files
I cannot upload csv files into a database, any suggestions please?
I have tried to create a new database table with only 3 columns. Each time I try to upload the csv file i get a message "error unable to load"
Can anyone suggest a way round this or what the error could be please. This is my first attempt to create a database in Neo
I only have sms account and e-mail account.I can set the account for mms, but I haven't any folder on my inbox I didn't install the extROM. I have pocketbreeze, pocket weather, memmaid, fizztraveller and spb backup
please help
Hello, I have the same problem as you, But I didnt install the ExtRom since I wanted to keep the files I had there before.
Can anyone upload the files of the ExtROM (JasJar not Prophet) to xda-developers' FTP pls?
This can be done by Total Commander, you write \Extended_ROM\ in the top bar and the files can be extracted or individually installed.
One of them might solve your problem
Regards
Do you have an idea of which file I have to install when I see the extRom?
Hello Marcov,
not exactly, but on mine all MMS related files have the word MMS as part of the filename.
Regards,
Thank you I did it!
at the first soft reset it disappear again..and I have to install again one file from the extened rom
Hi all,
I know this is a repeated and common problem, but I have to post this anyway.
this is the 3rd time that my Messaging in my wizard stops working for know clear reason, I can't read incoming sms, I can't send sms anymore.
I need to backup my sms file because it contains very important information, but cemail.vol can't be copied to another location...
What to do please???????????
Mohammad
use a backup program such as spb backup
and all the mails and sms are actually sotred under \windows\messaging as *.mpb files.
Those you can copy and rename as eml for mails or txt for sms.
the databases in cemail.vol is made up of pointers to these files
I found this quite by chance following a post of mine that never got any answer
Is it possible to backup only SMS's and not emails???
SPB Backup doesn't provide an option to backup specific Messaging Accounts
hi everyone
this morning i notice in my inbox folder i have 1 unread message which says " [no sender] [no subject]. i cannot open this sms neither to delete it. i've search around in the forum but i cannot find anyone discussing about this bugs. anyone knows how to delete this annoying sms and fix it?
thanx
cannot delete one stubborn SMS
Have you found a solution to your problem, i.e. one SMS can't be opened, or deleted.
i have the same situation in my Dopod D810 starting yesterday. no idea where that stupid SMS came from (no sender, no subject).
Appreciate if you can share your solution, if you found one.
same problem happens on mine today.. huhuhuu pliz help
A Possible Solution
This is how I got rid of such a message, without doing a hard reset.
Step 1: Backup (This step is not strictly necessary, but a good precaution. It served me.)
I used PIM Backup v2.8 (Messages only), a nice and free backup program you can download from this forum. Thank you, dotfred.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=299705&highlight=no+sender
I also export all Databases with SKTools to a XML file. This way I could find out where the message is stored.
Step 2: Install and run dbviewsp.zip
I found it here
http://www.smartphonedn.com/libraries/dbviewsp.html
Thank you, Kenny Goers.
Step 3: Determine the right database (or folder)
Substep 3.1: Before
Switch to dbViewsp.
I presume the e-mail and text messages (SMS) are in the \cemail.vol database.
Note the number of records in each folder. Select the folders one by one and choose "Properties" from the "Menu".
Substep 3.2: "Backup" normal messages
Switch to Pocket Outlook.
Create a new temporary folder and move all "normal" e-mails or text messages of the original folder to the new one.
Notice the number of normal messages you have moved in the new folder.
Notice the number of undeletable messages you have left in the original folder.
Substep 3.3: After
Repeat Substep 3.1. You will notice two differences. The temporary folder you have created and the old one, that will now contain just a few records.
Step 4: Delete records.
You can delete these by selecting them and choosing "Delete Record" from the "Menu".
Step 5: Restore
Switch to Pocket Outlook.
Move all messages from the new temporary folder back to the original folder. Delete the new temporary folder.
That's it. It looks a lot, but it is less trouble than a hard reset.
History:
I tried Menu -> Tools -> Clear "Text Messages" in Pocket Outlook. This deletes all sent and received messages, even the ones I moved to the temporary folder except the "undeletable" ones!
I also tried a plugin InboxExtender.CAB and a little program cleanmail.zip, but both did not work.
Many many many Thanks, I had that same problem. One SMS that had no Sender neither subject. The only thing i did was eliminate (with that software) one record and VOILĂ...
I salute you from Portugal
Once more, many thanks.
I too had a [no subject] [no sender] SMS that had shown up in my Inbox that I couldn't delete and it was keeping me from being able to backup/sync my SMS messages with my PC.
Used WC's method above to move the messages into a temp folder, then delete the database record for the Inbox database and move the good messages back.
Worked like a charm!
Many Thanks!!
Works like a charm! Thanks!
Thanks a million, WC
I too had a [no subject] [no sender] SMS that had shown up in my Drafts that I couldn't delete on my new HTC HD2 running on WM 6.5
I followed your method and managed to get rid of that SMS
dead link
the link is dead, please help me
What is the best way to archive your SMS's? Is there some way to get the internal database where the SMS's are stored as a text or xml file?
I believe Textract will extract them to a txt file that you can copy off the sd card. I personally use SMS Backup. It sends texts automatically to a label in your gmail. So I have an Android label in gmail with all my text threads. Both are free in the market.
sffish said:
What is the best way to archive your SMS's? Is there some way to get the internal database where the SMS's are stored as a text or xml file?
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I believe the messages are stored here:
Code:
/data/data/com.android.providers.telephony/databases/mmssms.db
Its been a long time since I dealt with it, but you can also check out this this link. I know in there somewhere someone addresses where the sms/mms database is stored in the android platform
mybackup / mybackuppro
"Move Cache for root users"
It can backup SMS to SD. although I have not used the feature.
Also a nice thing to try:
Sms Backup which backs it up in your google account.
http://www.cyrket.com/package/tv.studer.smssync