Today's Smalltalk Daily looks at retrieving email messages with IMAP from Cincom Smalltalk. The code used is below; to skip to the video, click here.
"login"
imap := IMAPClient host: cincom.
netuser := NetUser username: username password: password.
imap user: netuser.
imap connect; login.
"work with the mailbox"
data := imap examineMailbox: 'inbox'.
numMessages := data first value asNumber.
msgs := imap fetchMessages: (1 to: numMessages) asArray.
"delete from server"
imap markForDelete: (1 to: numMessages) asArray.
imap close.
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Today's Smalltalk Daily looks at retrieving email messages with POP3 from Cincom Smalltalk. The code used is below; to skip to the video, click here.
"login, get message list"
user := NetUser username: user password: password.
client := POP3Client host: 'pop.gmail.com'.
client user: user.
client useSecureConnection.
client
connect;
login.
list := client list.
"get the messages"
msgs := list collect: [:each | | num message |
num := each messages.
id := client retrieveMessageID: num.
message := client retrieveMessage: num.
id -> message].
"delete from server"
client deleteMessageIds: (msgs collect: [:each | each key]).
"disconnect"
client disconnect.
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Today's Smalltalk Daily looks at sending email messages from Cincom Smalltalk. The code used is below; to skip to the video, click here.
msg := MailMessage newTextPlain.
msg from: 'user1@system.com'.
msg to: 'user2@system.com'.
msg subject: 'test mail from VW'.
msg text: 'This is a message test, just ignore it'.
client := SMTPClient host: 'smtp.system.com'.
client user: (NetUser username: username password: password).
client useSecureConnection.
client connect.
client login.
client sendMessage: msg.
client quit.
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Today's Smalltalk Daily looks at how you use proxy services - including NTLM - in Cincom Smalltalk. To watch now on YouTube, click here. The code used in the screencast (click here to skip right to the video):
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Today's Smalltalk Daily looks at doing Http POST and GET requests in Cincom Smalltalk - VisualWorks or ObjectStudio. The examples I used are below; they hit a simple servlet I have on a test server in my office. To skip to the video now, click here.
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"Do a simple GET"
response := HttpClient new get: 'http://victoria:8011/blog/servlet/TestBlogServlet'
"Do a POST request for a site that should be there"
postData := OrderedCollection with: 'blog' -> 'blog'.
client := HttpClient new.
request := HttpRequest method: 'POST' url: 'http://victoria:8011/blog/servlet/TestBlogServlet'.
request formData: postData.
client executeRequest: request.
"Do a POST request for a site that should not be there"
postData := OrderedCollection with: 'blog' -> 'foo'.
client := HttpClient new.
request := HttpRequest method: 'POST' url: 'http://victoria:8011/blog/servlet/TestBlogServlet'.
request formData: postData.
client executeRequest: request.
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Today's Smalltalk Daily looks at how you deploy applications using WebVelocity 1.1. If you can't see the embedded video directly, you can go directly to YouTube for it. To watch now, click on the viewer below:
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Today's Smalltalk Daily looks at how you use HTTP authentication (Basic, Digest, or NTLM) in Cincom Smalltalk. If you can't see the embedded video directly, you can go directly to YouTube for it. To watch now, click on the viewer below:
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Today's Smalltalk Daily looks at how you use HTTP authentication (Basic, Digest, or NTLM) in Cincom Smalltalk. If you can't see the embedded video directly, you can go directly to YouTube for it. To watch now, click on the viewer below:
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Today's Smalltalk Daily looks at running 32 bit VisualWorks on a 64 bit Linux installation. To get it working, you need to install the 32 bit libs, which typically aren't installed in the base 64 bit distro. If you can't see the embedded video directly, you can go directly to YouTube for it. I also did a write up of what's covered in this screencast here. To watch now, click on the viewer below:
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