Pop3SecureSocket

[Robert_Litchfield1 (Robert Litchfield)]

Following the example in the “Example Projects/Communication/Internet/Email Example” project I’ve tried to setup retrieving email from an O365 email box. So far the only thing I’ve been able to do is connect. I am unable to retrieve any of the emails…

My workflow is:

• In a button, I connect to O365
• In the MailSocket ConnectionEstablished I show a msgbox that says connected. It works until then.
• In the same button, after establishing the connection I call the MailSocket.CountMessages
• In the MailSocket.CountMessages I get the count…it fails here. If i turn a breakpoint on in this method…it never gets there.

I also have MailSocket.ServerError display a msgbox with the ErrorMessage in it. This never shows up, so I’m assuming there is no error.

Any suggestions on what I might be missing?

[Paul_Lefebvre]

I’ve not used Office365, but with Gmail you have to specifically turn on POP support in the settings. Maybe Office365 is similar?

[Tim_Hare]

ConnectionEstablished means that the socket has made a TCP connection to the remote port. From the LR:

If you have provided a username and password, the authentication has not taken place yet when this event fires. All commands which require that the user is authenticated will return an error. In such a case, move your code into the LoginSuccessful event.

Do you get a LoginSuccessful event?

[Tim_Hare]

And are you using the appropriate ConnectionType for the remote server?

[Robert_Litchfield1 (Robert Litchfield)]

Thank you for the replies…

Paul…O365 has a similar feature, which I have validated is allowing POP3 connections.
Tim… No, I’m not getting a LoginSuccessful event. If I place a breakpoint in this event, it never reaches it. Strangely, an error is never reported.
Tim…Regarding the ConnectionType, yes I am. I’m able to successfully send an email, but not retrieve one.