Pop3 Adapter
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Product & Version Release date File name File size
BizTalk Pop3 Adapter v1.2.2.0 May, 11, 2007 BtPop3.v1.2.2.0.zip ~0.4 Mb

Description

The BizTalk Pop3 adapter is designed to check mail accounts using the POP3 protocol. It creates an XML message for each e-mail and submits it to a BizTalk messaging pipeline. Mail attachments are also supported. Because Unicode is used for XML, you don't need to worry about the content encoding of text message parts, as everything is handled and decoded by the adapter. Because different e-mail clients can compose messages differently, some attachments can be decoded by the adapter automatically (text file attachments only), or left in encoded form (content encoding type specified for message only). Finally, all successfully retrieved e-mails will be removed from the POP3 account.


Requirements

MS BizTalk Server 2004
MS Visual Studio.NET


Installation

Before installing the Adapter, evaluation license. is required. The evaluation license is automatically delivered by e-mail and will be valid for 30 days. To activate POP3 Adapter copy your evaluation license file to the same folder where you are running setup.exe from. Follow installation instructions


Instructions

  1. Open the BizTalk Server administration console, right-click Adapters and choose New Adapter. Select Pop3 from drop down list and give it a name.
  2. Create Receive location: Open BizTalk Explorer from Visual Studio, right-click Receive Ports and choose Add Receive Port, then select One-Way port. Give it a name and click OK. Right click to add new Receive Location. Settings must be the following:
    Transport Type: (pop3 adapter name)
    Address (URI): click … to open adapter settings dialog. Fill in server name, login, password and polling interval. Suggested interval is 1 minute
    Receive Handler: choose BizTalk application receive handler
    Receive Pipeline: Microsoft.BizTalk.DefaultPipelines.XMLReceive
  3. Create Send port.
  4. Open BizTalk solution from (installation folder)\Demo Orchestration\ folder. Use the setup.bat (from Visual Studio Command Prompt) script from the same folder to generate key pair for assembly signing.
  5. Compile and deploy solution.
  6. Assign Send and Receive port and start orchestration.

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