Just out of curiosity, what exactly was the rational behind Apple
deprecating NSMailDelivery?
-- Ilan
On Jun 2, 2008, at 2:53 PM, Scott Anguish wrote:
This question has been asked three or four times in the last week. A
search of the list archives would have determined how to do that.
In
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm searching for a Cocoa/ObjC routine to access/check Mail;
specifically #read & #unread mail messages.
Use AppleScript or one of the ObjC-Apple event bridges to control
Mail. For example, using objc-appscript:
#import "MLGlue/MLGlue.h"
// To generate Mail glu
This question has been asked three or four times in the last week. A
search of the list archives would have determined how to do that.
In addition, if you're NDA aware, you would know that asking the
question here in that context is violating that NDA.
Please do some search the archives bef
On 2 Jun 2008, at 16:45, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to talk to Mail.app / ditto for (NDA - aware) iPhone
platform.
Ric.
You're probably looking at using the scripting bridge/AppleScript to
talk to Mail.app.
I know nothing about it, but it's where I'd start looking.
Obviously
I would like to talk to Mail.app / ditto for (NDA - aware) iPhone platform.
Ric.
On 06/02/2008 08:53 Michael Watson wrote ..
> Are you trying to talk to Mail.app, or are you looking for a generic e-
> mail framework?
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> m-s
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> On 02 Jun, 2008, at 11:34, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Are you trying to talk to Mail.app, or are you looking for a generic e-
mail framework?
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m-s
On 02 Jun, 2008, at 11:34, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm searching for a Cocoa/ObjC routine to access/check Mail;
specifically #read & #unread mail messages.
Is there such a routine or need I go d
I'm searching for a Cocoa/ObjC routine to access/check Mail; specifically #read
& #unread mail messages.
Is there such a routine or need I go do a BSD Mail access?
So far, I've found the NSMailDelivery.h within the message.framework.
But much of the code appears to be deprecated for OS 5 & beyond
