What ever happened to i!-EmailPlus ?

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• pauld Junior Member

  March 2005

  No, Reply. ?!?

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• Leon ten Brundel Junior Member

  March 2005

  It has been discontinued. I don't think their will be a new application. AMX told us to use Computer control in the future.

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• DHawthorne Junior Member

  March 2005

  It can also be better implemented in Java - and has been, as a matter of fact, in hundreds of ways, many of which could be ported to a Duet environment. Unlike many manufacturers, AMX has no real difficulty burning bridges when it comes to new products and upgrades.

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• pauld Junior Member

  March 2005

  Bummer,
  Thanks for the info guys, I don't like the idea of having to use computer control to check email. I will have to think of something else.

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• DHawthorne Junior Member

  March 2005

  Here is a copy of the old module dated 4/7/2003. Bear in mind, they may have discontinued it because of problems, so you are on your own with it .
  
  All things considered, SMTP is a pretty simple protocol (heh, hence the name). You could probably whip up your own - the hairiest part would be the send and recieve e-mail database...all depending how fancy you wanted to get. Personally, I never pushed these kind of applications, they are better left to the computer.

  i!-emailplussetup.zip 949.1K

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• barber AMX Engineering

  March 2005

  i!-EquipmentMonitor (available from amx.com) has what you need to send and receive e-mail from Netlinx code.
  
  Regards,
  Ron
  
  Go here to get it: http://www.amx.com/1255/Software%20Center/Integration.Solutions/EquipmentMonitor/i!-EquipmentMonitorSetup.exe

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• DHawthorne Junior Member

  March 2005

  Nice try Ron
  
  But i!-EquipmentMonitor is simple sending and receiving of e-mails, and the i!-EMailPlus module was a full-blown e-mail client. That still leaves the hardest part of it - maintaining the send/receive database, etc.

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• paulscott Junior Member

  November 2005

  email client
  
  I am developing a client program at the moment however the database size has to be limited without outside storage. Are you requiring email send, receive or both? Sending using SMTP is actually quite simple.
  
  Paul Scott

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• pauld Junior Member

  November 2005

  Well, the sending part i got down, but recieving email is what i am really looking for. But having both in the same module would be nice.
  
  Paul

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• paulscott Junior Member

  November 2005

  Can I assume you are looking to download POP3 mail? I may be able to help here but I have a couple more tests to do before I release the code - watch this space!
  
  Paul

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• pauld Junior Member

  November 2005

  Yup, POP3 is what i am tring to get. Thanks for the Help !
  
  Paul

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