Hi,

just search uniface library for upopmail and you will find a lot of information about how to connect via POP3.

Just use the predefined Interface via activate or handle.

Best regards

Thomas

Thomas, I have an old version of UPOPMAIL (2001) that does not include many of the new features (operations) provided in the U9 upop.dll (as described in the Uniface library). I have tried to create a new UPOPMAIL signature but it does not automatically load the operations from the dll. Do i have to enter each operations manually? Is there a UPOPMAIL signature available in the Uniface install that i need to load?

Thomas.Young said Hi, just search uniface library for upopmail and you will find a lot of information about how to connect via POP3. Just use the predefined Interface via activate or handle. Best regards Thomas

Hello, I'm not 100% sure, but if I remember it correctly, I was facing the same problem some time ago (when we migrated to Uniface9). I think, I had the same problem, and the solution was to delete the (old) signature of UPOPMAIL. This is quite tricky, but since it is internal Uniface compomnent, you do not need a signature for this to work (just like utimer, uhttp, etc...). I still recommend you to make a backup of your signature (export to xml) and then just delete it (don't forget to delete it in UDE *and* on the disk in resources directory or make new urr file or something). It should work then. Zdeněk

Samuel Kester said Thomas, I have an old version of UPOPMAIL (2001) that does not include many of the new features (operations) provided in the U9 upop.dll (as described in the Uniface library). I have tried to create a new UPOPMAIL signature but it does not automatically load the operations from the dll. Do i have to enter each operations manually? Is there a UPOPMAIL signature available in the Uniface install that i need to load?

Thomas.Young said Hi, just search uniface library for upopmail and you will find a lot of information about how to connect via POP3. Just use the predefined Interface via activate or handle. Best regards Thomas