1)How do I compose a message in C++ We don't have API to compose message in C++ as the UI has been written in XUL/JS. However, you can send message using the API you can found in mailnews/compose/public, especially nsIMsgSend, nsIMsgCompFields.
But why rewrite an import tools! why not just fix the current import tool, that would be more helpful for the community! 2)How do I store that message in mozilla Mozilla, like Netscape 4.x use Berkley file format for email. I don't have the specs of it but if you take a look at any mailbox file in your profile (like inbox), it should be very easy to figure it out. You don't need to generate yourself a summary file (.msf) as it will be automatically created when you access your mailbox. Jean-Francois Justin Kirby wrote: > I want to get out of Outlook. To do this I need to get my email exported out > of it. The mozilla importer won't import about 30% of 500MB of email... bit > annoying. Something about invalid character set. > > Since mailbox format is the most popular storage mechanism for email, I > figured I could hack up a quick app to automate it for me. Already have one > doing iCAL and vCard... > > I clicked around lxr for about an hour and can't figure out where to > start... > > 1. How do I compose a message in C++ > 2. How do I store that message in mozilla > > mozilla does use mbox right? > > > Any idea/pointers would be greatly appreciated. > > Thnx, > Justin > > >
