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Introduction In my previous post you learned about this POP3 tunneling idea using WCF. On to the real stuff now, the implementation. In this first implementation-related post, I'm showing you how to create a simple POP3 client in C# based on the POP3 RFC 1939 specification . Others have done this before...
Introduction In the introductory post of this blog series, I explained our mission statement: the creation of a POP3 tunnel over SOAP/HTTP using WCF. The first part of the implementation was covered in part 1 of this blog series: "A simple POP3 client in C#". In part 2 we exposed the POP3 client using...
Introduction In the introductory post of this blog series, I explained our mission statement: the creation of a POP3 tunnel over SOAP/HTTP using WCF. The first part of the implementation was covered in part 1 of this blog series: "A simple POP3 client in C#". In this post, I'm going to focus on the WCF...
Introduction Lately I've been quite annoyed by the fact that some hotspots and other public networks block some "common ports", like the POP3 port TCP/110. No worries for a developer who knows .NET Framework 3.0 because WCF will come to a rescue. In this blog series I'm showing you how to use WCF to...
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