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118 | Developer’s Guide EPiServer Community 3.1 Permanently Removing an Account To permanently remove an account, we get the account for the relevant user and call the RemoveMailAccount method in the handler. Note that this is automatically done when permanently removing a user in the administration interface. WebmailHandler handler = new WebmailHandler(); IUser user = (IUser)StarCommunitySystem. CurrentContext.DefaultSecurity.GetUser(17); MailAccount account = WebmailHandler.GetMailAccount(user); WebmailHandler.RemoveMailAccount(account); Now this account has been permanently removed. A new account would have to be added for this user to be able to use Webmail functionality again. 2.28.4 Managing the Mailbox Tree for an Account The mail server has a tree structure of mailboxes, in which the actual messages reside. You can create and remove folders as you wish using the Webmail Module. Typically it may be of interest to create a “Sent” folder in which copies of outbound messages can be saved. Import Necessary Namespaces First, import the necessary namespaces that will be needed. The namespaces StarCommunity.Core, StarCommunity.Core.Modules.Security and StarCommunity.Modules.VideoGallery The StarCommunity.Modules.VideoGallery namespace contains classes for creating video galleries and uploading videos for transcoding into a web friendly format, like Adobe Flash Video. StarCommunity.Modules.Webmail are described by clicking on their respective names. Make sure you also add the mentioned assemblies as references, as mentioned in section 1.1.1. using StarCommunity.Core; using StarCommunity.Core.Modules.Security; using StarCommunity.Modules.Webmail; Creating a Mailbox To create a new mailbox, we get the mail account for the user, then the root mailbox which we will use as the base in this example, and then call the AddMailbox method to have a new mailbox with the specified name created under the given mailbox. IUser user = (IUser)StarCommunitySystem. CurrentContext.DefaultSecurity.GetUser(17); MailAccount account = WebmailHandler.GetMailAccount(user); Mailbox root = account.RootMailbox; WebmailHandler.AddMailbox("name", root); © EPiServer AB
Tutorials | 119 Accessing a Mailbox The mailboxes in an account form a tree structure. The root mailbox is the only one which is explicitly referenced from the outside, but it is easy to get to any given mailbox using the ChildMailboxes property which is available on all mailboxes. IUser user = (IUser)StarCommunitySystem. CurrentContext.DefaultSecurity.GetUser(17); MailAccount account = WebmailHandler.GetMailAccount(user); Mailbox root = account.RootMailbox; Mailbox subMailbox = root.ChildMailboxes["name"]; This way, you can access a mailbox by its name, or you can iterate over the ChildMailboxes as a list, depending on your needs. 2.28.5 Getting Messages The centerpiece of any Webmail implementation is the messages. This article will show examples of how to access the actual messages. Import Necessary Namespaces First, import the necessary namespaces that will be needed for this. The namespaces StarCommunity.Core, StarCommunity.Core.Modules.Security and StarCommunity.Modules.VideoGallery The StarCommunity.Modules.VideoGallery namespace contains classes for creating video galleries and uploading videos for transcoding into a web friendly format, like Adobe Flash Video. StarCommunity.Modules.Webmail are described by clicking on their respective names. Make sure you also add the mentioned assemblies as references, as mentioned in section 1.1.1. using StarCommunity.Core; using StarCommunity.Core.Modules.Security; using StarCommunity.Modules.Webmail; Getting a List of Messages To get a list of messages, we first get the mail account of the user, we then call the GetMessages method in the WebmailHandler, specifying the mailbox, the paging information (page size and page number to retrieve) and the sort order. IUser user = (IUser)StarCommunitySystem. CurrentContext.DefaultSecurity.GetUser(17); MailAccount account = WebmailHandler.GetMailAccount(user); MessageSortOrder order = new MessageSortOrder(MessageSortField.Date, SortDirection.Descending); Mailbox mbox = account.RootMailbox; int totalHits = 0; MessageCollection messages = WebmailHandler.GetMessages(mbox, 1, 20, out totalHits, order); © EPiServer AB
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