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Ph.D Thesis from UPMC
Network & Security IT - MI
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MAILBOX2MAPI is a utility adding advanced control on the mail subsystem for WindowsCE/PocketPC. It offers two functions :
- extraction of a Unix mailbox file into the Message Store, to let the user read mails directly from Pocket Outlook. It is particularly usefull when used conjointly with JavaShare
- delete mails without connecting to the corresponding service : under WindowsCE/PocketPC, you often cannot delete mails when not connected to the service that added them. That means that you need to connect to the Internet to delete local mails ! With mailbox2mapi, you can completely erase a folder in one operation, staying offline.
Name : mailbox2mapi
Author : Alexandre Fenyo - clickhere@fenyo.net
License : Freeware
Target OS : WindowsCE 3.x / Pocket PC
Programming language : C++
Libraries : MFC
Tested on : Cassiopeia EM505F
Download : See below
When used conjointly with JavaShare,
mailbox2mapi is the best solution to retrieve mails under
unreliable and low-bandwidth environments (for instance with a PDA
using a network connection on top of PPP through an IrDA channel
established with a mobile GSM phone). The communications are
compressed and an interrupted transfer is restarted at the last
position.
Download
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A free book about networks. First published by Eyrolles in 1997, and under terms of Creative Commons in 2006.
© A. Fenyo - F. Le Guern - S. Tardieu
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External Links:
My Former Web Site
Since 04/26/01, I maintain a web site named www.fenyo.net. Since I made many updates recently, click here to access the original content, where old informations are kept. The photo is also from 2001 :-)
Agnes' Web Site
Agnes, my wife, used to maintain a web server but she doesn't anymore. Thus, this pointer is disabled. However, you may contact her on LinkedIn.
Canardou's Web Site
Canardou has always been for me a friend that really matters, helping me in every situation. According to informations currently available, Canardou could be affected by the H5N1 virus. So, for a few weeks, Public Health Bird Regulations have made me forbid Canardou to walk away from our appartement. Feel free to take news about him from his personal home page.
Private Links:
Mail for nuts
Authorized users at domain fenyo.net can read/send mails by means of this cute Squirrel (a friend of Canardou ?).
