We developing an
extention to our product that will recieve emails and based on the email content
add records to our database, and when we add new records to the database, we
want to send and email to update other software.
I am evaluating some
of the components for delphi that help me do
IMSMail has been very usefull to us for many
projects.
www.argosoft.com
We
wrote a MAPI transport in delphi a while ago and works well but hard to install
for customers so if possible stick to POP or IMAP
hope
this helps
jason
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Stacey
Get TEmail2.zip off DSP if you have problems (some of the FTP
servers have moved) email me direct and I'll send it to you
PS If you are using MS SQL you can email from inside a
trigger
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yip I would agree with that. I recommend IMS too.
Jeremy Coulter
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Ditto. Also if you are sending binary data UUEncode it. Better safe than
sorry. :)
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Hi all.
Can you have a Dynamic 2Dimensional Array ??
if so, how do you declare it as such ??
Cheers, Jeremy Coulter
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In the long saga on how to kill dos process in NTVDM, I thought I had it all
sorted, sending WM_CLOSE messages to the console. However, on some
NT 4 boxes, when this happens, up comes the dialog box you sometimes see
in Taskmanager, "Not responding, do you want wait, close etc". But it doesnt
Yep.
This is one way (not the only way).
type
AArray = array of string;
2DArray = array of AArray;
Myles
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From Help :
To declare multidimensional dynamic arrays, use iterated array of ...
constructions. For example,
type TMessageGrid = array of array of string;
var Msgs: TMessageGrid;
declares a two-dimensional array of strings. To instantiate this array, call
SetLength with two integer
Just guessing -
Speed - ie how fast?
Has the process done a PeekMessage is the last 20 seconds etc??
Myles.
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Subject: [DUG]: "end task,
var Ints: array of array of Integer;
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Subject: [DUG]: Dynamic 2Dimensional Arrays ??
Hi all.
Can you have a Dynamic 2Dimensional Array
Cool...thanks
Jeremy Coulter
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Ok, I am abit stuck here.
I have a dynamic 2d array which is an emulation of a grid...kinda.
i.e. fGridInfo[iCol,iRow]
what i want to do is find out the HIGH of iRow.
So I go HIGH(fGridInfo[iCol,iRow]) I get incompatible types errorsI have looked at
the Help, but I cant see what I am doing
try
HIGH(fGridInfo[iCol]); //Should give highest row number within the column
HIGH(fGridInfo) ; //Should give number of columns
Myles.
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Hmmmwell thats what I figured, but it returns -1 even tho there are items at the
point I am trying to get the values from.
Jeremy Coulter
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-1 means that dimension has not been initialised - ie no SetLength( ) has
been done on it.
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But It has been.Altho, I am only adding 1 to it,
i.e Setlength(20,1);
If I go Setlength(20,10); I get 9 returned when I do HIGH(blah)
It is somewhat weired tho that If I add only 1 as above, it returens -1...altho I am
sure there is a logical reason.
Jermy Coulter
MORE to my last email, if I got
SetLength(fGridArray[row],(iColCount+1));
it doesnt increase the array at the Pos fGridArray[row]!
Are Dynamic Arrays (in D5) always this flakey ?
Jeremy Coulter
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The question is then what is the value of "iColCount"???
I have never had a problem yet with the D5 arrays.
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Hi all
I have a situation that calls for a script (or something)
that responds to client requests in HTML.
The back end of this thing needs to issue it's own HTTP
requests to a different server downstream and pull data out
of the HTML stuff it gets back.
Handling the communications on each end
Well, here is what I am doing
var
iColCount : Integer;
begin
iColCount:=high(fGridArray[Row]);
iColCount:=iColCount + 1
SetLength(fGridArray[row],iColCount);
end;
I cant see WHY this sould be a problem...seems straight forward, but it just
wont set thge new value !
infact, it
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