How to get message with HTTP port and Save to Local ?

[juniorsoftware2001]

Hi ..... i have problem ..

i want to develop email client can be access zimbra without POP3 port but i want access with HTTP port like to Ypops ......

But i can't get the list message link in inbox ... with browser ... ..

How i can't get the list message link and the content message with HTTP port ?

please help me ......

O yeah .. i develop email client with Visual Studio 2005 VB .Net

It's Urgent

[jholder]

Wow. Now that's a question.

So you want to query e-mails, etc from the http port.

All I can say is that your best hope is going to be SOAP access.

Have you considered IMAP access?

(moving to developers forum)

john

[juniorsoftware2001]

SOAP ... ?? how i can use SOAP for get all message and save to local ?
How i can used the SOAP access ?
U can give me example ?

Thank you

[dkarp]

That's easy. Don't use SOAP, use the REST interface.

That wiki page has an example of how to get all messages in a folder returned as a zipfile.

[juniorsoftware2001]

Oh ... welll Thank You ...

But i have problem for make Automatic Login from my email client interface without web browser show message Dialog Login.
Can u give me something ide ?
and so how i can to delete message if i'm already download all message in the mail server ?

O .. if for attachment i can't get it .... with rss format ..

Thank You ......

[dkarp]

Will the preauth stuff do what you want for single sign-on?

And if you use the ZIP formatter instead of the RSS formatter, you'll get attachments as well.

As for deleting messages, you're going to have to use the SOAP interface for that. Search past postings on the forums for some guidance.

[juniorsoftware2001]

How i can use SOAP ?? U can give me some Link ... for ref SOAP at Zimbra ?
I want Send Email and Attachment, Get Email Attachment, Delete Email and Auth Email Via HTTP Port ...

Please Help me ......

[dkarp]

Here's the main Zimbra SOAP doc. This doesn't tell you what SOAP is or how to use it, but there are pages all over the web that should help with that. If you want samples, use the web client with the debug window open (search the forums for how to do this) and you'll see samples of the SOAP we use.

Note that there's already a Java-language client that encapsulates all the SOAP for you -- check out the com.zimbra.cs.zclient package, especially the ZMailbox class. Or use the zmmailbox CLI, which itself uses com.zimbra.cs.zclient.ZMailbox. We highly recommend using one or the other of these if you're not comfortable with SOAP and/or programming in general because they will make your life much, much easier. I cannot stress this enough.

Authentication is done by sending an AuthRequest. Sending an email with attachments is done by first uploading the attachment using a form upload and then doing a SendMsgRequest referencing the returned upload ID. Deleting an email is done via MsgActionRequest with <action op="delete" .../>. Getting an email attachment must be done by figuring out the part number of the attachment via a GetMsgRequest, then fetching the attachment via the REST interface.