imapi | High level IMAP API for PHP | Email library
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imapi is a high level IMAP API for PHP.
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- Create an email from a mailbox .
- Set flags .
- Connects to a mailbox .
- Parse the message id
- Sets the younger than the query .
- Get date .
- Get the html content .
- Get name or email
- Returns the field name .
- Set the flag of this query .
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imapi Examples and Code Snippets
$emails = $client->getEmails();
foreach ($emails as $email) {
echo $email->getSubject();
}
$ids = $client->getEmailIds();
foreach ($ids as $id) {
if (/* this email needs to be synced */) {
$email = $client->getEmailFrom
composer require mnapoli/imapi
$client = Imapi\Client::connect('imap.host.com', 'user', 'password');
$hordeClient = new Horde_Imap_Client_Socket([
'username' => $username,
'password' => $password,
'hostspec' => $host,
'port
// Read from the `INBOX.Sent` folder
$query = QueryBuilder::create('INBOX.Sent')
->youngerThan(3600) // 1 hour
->flagSeen(true) // return messages with \\seen flag set, or false for messages with seen flag off.
//
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QUESTION
I am new to C# and have to develop a Windows Form application in C#. This application should track the following things.
- Monitor the CD / DVD drives both external and internal.
- Monitor the files which are created, modified and deleted on the CD/DVD drives.
I am able to get system notification for CD/DVD drive insertion by RegisterNotification
and by tracking WM_DEVICECHANGE
messages in the WndProc
method.
The above implementation lets me know when a new device has been attached to the PC.
The problem I am facing is how track the file changes which happen on the CD/DVD (Writes / Modification). One option is to poll for the files in the CD / DVD as a background job. But, this will be as the last option.
I have found IMAPI
through which we can write to CD/DVDs but I just need to monitor the file changes for audit purposes.
Kindly point me to right direction on how to receive file changes on the CD/DVD notification in my program ?
I have tried FileSystemWatcher
but it doesn't seem to work with CD/DVD drives.
Updated on 07-Feb-2018:
The another approach I could find was via WMI
queries which are attached to WMI Events
. I have found a question Best way to detect dvd insertion in drive c#
which could also hold the answer. I wanted to know if the detection of DVD file system modification is feasible in WMI and if any experts can share the query for the same. I hope if Arshad would be able to help in this area.
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-14 at 21:59Approach 1 : Using FileSystemWatcher
QUESTION
I am trying to configure Windows 10 with PowerShell. To enable access to optical drives when logged on via RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) I use the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-12 at 06:20The solution is to set this group policy (instead of the two in my question):
QUESTION
This is my code for Chat Box, the window where I have "In" and "Out" messages are appearing.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-13 at 08:04When doing a GET request to the endpoint in your code the response looks as follows:
QUESTION
For Spark streaming there are connectors that can achieve this functionality.
Unfortunately for Spark structured streaming I couldn't find any as it's a newer technology. Is there a way to connect to a source using a Spark streaming connector? Or is there a way to create a custom connector similar to the way one can be created in a spark streaming application?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-12 at 10:11Is there a way to connect to a source using a spark streaming connector?
No idea.
Or is there a way to create a custom connector similar to the way one can be created in a spark streaming application?
With no experience in AWS SQS I however think that if Spark Streaming supports it, Spark Structured Streaming should too.
The streaming Source interface allows you to implement a custom data source to load streaming datasets, possibly from AWS SQS, too.
Use KafkaSource or TextSocketSource as the templates.
QUESTION
I am using outlook 2016. The VBA editor gives intellisense for stuff in the Outlook namespace. However, MAPIFolder is not available.
My first thought, was that it could be a reference problem. Hence checked Tools > References. I only see some IMAPI references.
However, adding them did not solve the issue. Further, I thought there must be some dll that does the trick. Hence, googled, and got mapi32.dll. It usually resides in the System32 folder. However, VBA doesn't allow to add that either...
What is the correct reference I must add? How to solve this issue?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-31 at 06:36Per MSDN - MAPIFolder interface is deprecated Instead use the interface Folder to access all method, property, and event members of the COM object Folder, I believe Office 2003 and below Versions use MAPIFolder
QUESTION
First, some clarification of terms. By finalize, I don't mean closing a session; I mean writing a lead-out to a CD or DVD in such a way that information can no longer be added to it via the usual means (Roxio, Nero, Windows Explorer, etc.)
I've done a fair amount of research on this. There are some open-source programs like InfraRecorder from which we could draw some inspiration, but they all seem to involve rather elaborate reams of C++ code using IMAPI, which seems like a very low-level way to do things. None of us have the C++ or IMAPI expertise to support such a code base.
The most promising resource on the internet appears to be this one, but it doesn't seem to include a finalize function. Here is the code that "writes an image":
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-11 at 00:47Set the ForceMediaToBeClosed
flag on the IMAPI2.MsftDiscFormat2Data
object and write out the disc with the close flag enabled.
- If you already know its your last session, set the flag, add your data to write and then write it out and it will close.
- If you have already written your last session, import the last session, set the flag and write to close.
Approach is described here: https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/ce1ff136-39a1-4442-bc5c-61c119b6f4f2/finalize-question?forum=windowsopticalplatform#2e968a94-7347-4d94-9332-00fe7cd0ba89
Below is a link to a nice Powershell burning script, all you'd have to do is update Out-CD
with a new param
to set $DiscFormatData.ForceMediaToBeClosed = true
when you are ready for your closing write.
Link: https://www.adamtheautomator.com/use-powershell-to-automate-burning-cds/
FYI:
QUESTION
I'm currently using ICDBurn interface to burn cd succesfully in windows xp (ICDBurn). However, i'm not able to figure out how to change the default volume to burn. For example, my default volume is located in D:\, I want to use ICBurn to burn in E:\ . I would prefer not to use IMAPI, since ICDBurn is working fine.
Thanks :)
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-11 at 16:28No, there is no supported way to change the default volume to burn. if you need to customize the burning process, you'll have to use something like IMAPI.
QUESTION
I want to add a backup functionality to my app in the sense that the app will allow users to create a self-contained environment (data + executable + autorun.inf
file) on an external device (CD, CD-ROM or USB key) so that users can retrieve (in read only mode) their stored environment at a given point in time.
I've read here about making an auto-bootable USB (which I suspect will be the same for a CD or DVD).
edit I meant "auto-executing", not "auto-bootable"!
I know about IMAPI
or other approaches that are now several years old. Is there any alternative/standard approach to create media this way? I'd like a generic way to create either CD/DVD or USB devices (non-bootable).
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-11 at 13:24You need to make sure to not confuse Booting and Windows Autorun.
auto-bootable USB
refers to an external USB drive from which you can boot your computer. I doubt that's what you are looking for, given the linked Stackexchange question. The information you already found is actually what you are looking for, and the advice given there seems pretty accurate.
What you need to do is:
- Create the media with your data. In case of USB sticks this is as easy as copying the data to the stick. Optical media (CD/DVD) need to be burned, and that can only be done using the Windows API, which has already be discussed here.
- If you want to use the Windows autorun feature (which I would ignore*), you'll need to create a file called
Autorun.ini
in the root directory of your media. You already have found the required content of that file here.
* Why I would skip the autorun feature.
First of all, there's no real alternative to the Windows autorun feature. It was controversial, at best, in earlier versions of Windows. Since USB sticks went mainstream, autorun became nothing more than an automatic virus installation feature. Soon after everyone started disabling it. Because of this recent versions of Windows seem to have dropped it or disable it by default.
An exception to this would be the Icon=diskicon.ico
option, which allows you to change the icon of the drive. This might be still working, even if autorun is disabled.
QUESTION
I'm trying to implement a Streaming job that uses a custom receiver to read messages from SQS. Each message contains a single reference to an S3 file which I would then like to read, parse, and store as ORC.
Here is the code I have so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-26 at 23:46No. It's not correct since SparkContext is:
- not serializable (as you see in the logs)
- it would not make sense
I'm so thankful to Spark devs that they took care of it so we won't forget about it.
The reason for not allowing such use is that SparkContext
lives on the driver (or one could say constitutes the driver) and is responsible for orchestrating tasks (for Spark jobs).
Executors are dumb and as such know only how to run tasks.
Spark does not work like this and the sooner you accept that design decision the more proficient you become in properly developing Spark applications.
If so, what method might I use to forward each filepath I receive from SQS to a file reader for processing?
That's I cannot answer as I've never developed a custom receiver.
QUESTION
I'm pretty certain that IMAPI isn't duplicated in the Universal Windows Platform (which seems like a bit of an oversight) but I need to write audio files to a CD-ROM drive.
Is this even possible? Where can I find documentation?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-26 at 15:19Unfortunately, there is currently no API to write on a CD-ROM drive in UWP.
You could write a Brokered Windows Runtime Component that would allow you to use Win32 APIs to do that, but that would mean the app would no longer be accepted on the Windows Store and would also not work on any other type of device.
Alternatively, you could write a WPF app that would be packaged as UWP app with the Desktop Bridge.
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