Hi,
I recently downloaded ICS V6 package from overbyte.be and now I'm trying to
install it according to the readme file. However, I can't compile it because
the compiler gives an error about an unknown _IntToStr (note the underscore) in
OverbyteIcsHttpSrv.
I'm on D7. What did I miss?
TIA,
Kochendoerfer, Michael wrote:
Hi,
I recently downloaded ICS V6 package from overbyte.be and now I'm
trying to install it according to the readme file. However, I can't
compile it because the compiler gives an error about an unknown
_IntToStr (note the underscore) in OverbyteIcsHttpSrv.
Arno,
can I use V7 as a replacement (better, of course!) for my previous version,
which (I think) was V5?
Michael
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Sent: Tuesday, November 17, 2009 10:41 AM
To: ICS
Arno,
please ignore my last mail - V7 installed without problems. Thanks for the
hint!!
One of the reasons for my update was a problem with the TMimeDecode component,
but I guess V7 doesn't behave different here. I have a POP3 mail which has a
subject like this:
Kochendoerfer, Michael wrote:
Arno,
can I use V7 as a replacement (better, of course!) for my previous
version, which (I think) was V5?
The effort to move from V5 to both V6 or V7 is the same.
Basically you have to rename the ICS units in project's uses clause,
prefix them by OverByteIcs.
Kochendoerfer, Michael wrote:
Arno,
please ignore my last mail - V7 installed without problems. Thanks
for the hint!!
One of the reasons for my update was a problem with the TMimeDecode
component, but I guess V7 doesn't behave different here. I have a
POP3 mail which has a subject like
Arno,
I tried to use TMimeDecodeW, but it won't change its behaviour regarding the
encoded subject. So I guess I've to decode it separately from the mail, as soon
as I detect 'iso-8859-1' in the subject line.
I have another question and I hope someone can help me. I couldn't find useful
I tried to use TMimeDecodeW, but it won't change its behaviour
regarding the encoded subject.
So I firstly have to find which part to decode and secondly to find
how to write just that part to a memory stream and/or file.
MIME decoding of encoded subjects and separate parts to streams is
Kochendoerfer, Michael wrote:
Arno,
I tried to use TMimeDecodeW, but it won't change its behaviour
regarding the encoded subject. So I guess I've to decode it
separately from the mail, as soon as I detect 'iso-8859-1' in the
subject line.
Use property SubjectW instead of the old property
Ladies / Gentlemen
It would be good etiquette for people who are replying to messages to trim
the number of reply to messages to only 1.
In the last several weeks I have seen many messages with up to 6 reply's
attached to the new message.
Now I don't know about you but I
Hi all
I need to add SSL support to my existing application that includes some
automated emailing. A local ISP has told some of our users that they
must use SSL for their email - not sure of the reasons but it happened
when the ISP linked up with Yahoo.
I thought the best thing to do would to
Arno,
yes, the technique is described there - good demos indeed! Being not a
big email specialist, I'm rather confused by the number of content-types
appearing in different mails. Maybe I can get some valuable hint from
contributors of ICS or readers of this list.
What I basically need is
Michael Kochendoerfer wrote:
Arno,
yes, the technique is described there - good demos indeed! Being not a
big email specialist, I'm rather confused by the number of
content-types appearing in different mails. Maybe I can get some
valuable hint from contributors of ICS or readers of this
Arno,
generally, the program should be able to extract the most important
information of an automated reply to a mail, i.e. from a mailserver when
the destination is unknown, mailbox is full, relaying isn't allowed and
the like. Some mailservers seem to return the original mail completely,
What I basically need is to extract a text part from each mail, regardless
how many contents it may have.
The text part is not well defined. You may have an HTML message which is
not trivial to convert to a text file. Rendered on screen by a HTML rendere,
it may looks like plain text but
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