wodPop3Server

At times developers looking to create integrated applications that involve data exchange tend to include the facility of receiving and sending emails in their software. Need for such email communication is common in most marketing, CRM and ERP software as emails are standard mode of official communication. Quite understandably designing such a component from scratch can take a lot of your time and effort and in such a scenario an application component like wodPop3Server 1.6.0 may come in handy. It essentially is an Active X component that enables a Pop3 server implementation within your application and allows the transfer of emails in a manner similar to a typical email client. So it effectively allows you to address emails in the manner Outlook express or other email clients undertake from within your application.

wodPop3Server 1.6.0 component offers developers with an easy method of adding email functionality within their applications. It optimally covers the process of setting up connections and clients while the programmer needs to manage the messages. It anticipates typical client operations and comes loaded with preset operations for them. The programmer does not need to bother about Pop3 specs and can rather concentrate his energies in managing storage of email data. The component ships with sample implementation codes in VB along with Delphi and VC which makes it easy for programmers to get it working quickly.

wodPop3Server 1.6.0 component comes across as a potent utility for developers looking to add basic Pop3 server functionality within their applications. It overall utility value earns it a score of three rating points. It developers though could add to the piece of software by including capacity to more optimally handle email and may look to include spam handling and better mail sorting capabilities.

WeOnlyDo! COM Pop3Server ActiveX control is a component that can be easily integrated into your applications to provide full Pop3 protocol server implementation. All you need to do is to put it on VB form, call it's Start method and it's immediately accepting connections by your clients! It fully supports commands defined in RFC1939.
Use your favorite mail client (such as Outlook Express or Eudora) to read mail provided by your own application. How? That's easy part: just put wodPop3Server control on your form, add some code around and it's all setup to be used.
If you dislike adding additional code - it's fine by wodPop3Server. It will still work, and reject all the clients (with bad username/password error). But, if you add login capabilities using 'Connected' event (that's easy part - set Action = Allow for specific username/password combination). Still, if you want to make real Pop3 server application, look no more for native support for socket related material - you just found it.
wodPop3Server will deal with clients and connections - you must deal with messages. Once new user logs on to your Pop3 server, you need to provide any kind of information about his mail. This is really easy task. If you keep all the emails in separate files, that's just great for usage with wodPop3Server.
If you prefer to keep it in one large file - we will not argue about it.
You can specify filename, starting and ending position for each email in mailbox, and WeOnlyDo! Pop3Server will pass it to remote client with ease. However, you might have some small problems maintaining such mailbox since sometimes it needs to delete messages, change status, etc.. But don't worry - it all can be done after user logs off.