Somehow I think you meant to say IMAP, not MAPI.
Thunderbird cannot talk MAPI. It must be IMAP. In that case, it's
easer, but you still need a lib that talks IMAP. Python has imaplib
modue that even supports SSLed connections.
On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 12:31, Mike Driscoll wrote:
> The problem is t
The problem is that I don't know MAPI at all, so I don't know where to
begin. We do not use Outlook at all. What I am attempting to do is
create some way to set my little script as a default email client so I
can redirect the file to our web client, which happens to be Zimbra Web
mail, an open
I sent a message to the Ubuntu group to see what they need in order to
get an IPy 2.7 official release package into the distro support. I
think that is the first step -- to make it accessible for "normal"
users.
Then we need the nightly stuff for developers, to get expat, etc,
working. Dependin
I'd suggest using Exchange Web Services instead of MAPI - in my experience,
I've found MAPI to be very tricky to use*, and small errors from an independent
program using MAPI can cause painful problems (such as Outlook no longer
working!). I've used EWS from IronPython/Sho before and found it t
On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 12:14 PM, Doug Blank wrote:
> Why can't we have a IPy 2.7 for .NET 2.0? It builds nicely, now, and
> should be fine as a drop-in replacement for what ubuntu (and others)
> were packaging before.
Someone else will have to volunteer to maintain it. I'm hoping to make
some cha
As the the original issue, I couldn't get the FePy XML parser to work
(nor any variation), so gave up, and went with a stand-alone XMPP dll
that does it all. It would be most excellent to get a expat module
working.
To Vernon's point:
On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 1:58 PM, Vernon Cole wrote:
> I was th
I was thinking of an actual .deb file, which will put everything in
the right place, hook up menus and whatnot, like the Windows installer
does. I thought I'd try that after I finally manage to create a .NET
2.0 build which works. [I re-built my Ubuntu box last weekend so that
I can start over. My
On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 11:07 AM, Vernon Cole wrote:
> I have sent several emails to Seo asking him about the status of fepy,
> and received no response. I think this would be a great place to
> build a "fatter" distribution of IronPython, with more modules
> attached, and a set of Linux binaries.
I have sent several emails to Seo asking him about the status of fepy,
and received no response. I think this would be a great place to
build a "fatter" distribution of IronPython, with more modules
attached, and a set of Linux binaries. (Besides, I hate having my
name associated with a dead proj
Just to follow up on this topic since I think it probably interests more than
just myself - but so far the nested dispatcher frame system (WPF does not have
Application.DoEvents()) seems to be working. To solve the problem of each
breakpoint creating a new dispatcher frame which never terminates
On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 2:38 AM, Markus Schaber
wrote:
> Has anyone successfully tried this implementation? What about including
> it into the IronPython distribution?
The fepy version is incomplete, but it mostly works. I haven't run the
tests in a while, though, so I'm not sure how incomplete it
Hi,
Currently, none of the XML parsers of the Python standard library seem
to work with IronPython, as they all depend on expat.
According to
http://devhawk.net/2008/05/06/Stream+Processing+XML+In+IronPython.aspx,
the FePy project contains a drop in replacement based on System.XML:
https://fepy.s
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