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Has anyone done a yEnc class for VB?

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Wayne M #1 / 6	Has anyone done a yEnc class for VB? www.yenc.org for more details. But from what I can gather, it spits out files at a smaller size than UUE and B64. Just curious whether someone has started one, or whether I should try and get my head around these namespaces and their class members. -- Wayne M Jackson http://www.--*.com/ Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges - Marcus Tullius Cicero In time of War, the law falls silent -----------------------------------------------------------------
Tue, 21 Sep 2004 16:48:41 GMT

Richard Merce #2 / 6	Has anyone done a yEnc class for VB? Hi Wayne I'm currently writing a NNTP class for .Net and as a matter of course I will be writing something like that for yEnc but I haven't looked at it yet but will be very soon. Let me know if you find anything 'cos it could save me some time. Richard Mercer Quote: > www.yenc.org for more details. > But from what I can gather, it spits out files at a smaller size than UUE and > B64. > Just curious whether someone has started one, or whether I should try and get my > head around these namespaces and their class members. > -- > Wayne M Jackson > http://www.users.bigpond.net.au/warp_kez > Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges - Marcus Tullius Cicero > In time of War, the law falls silent > -----------------------------------------------------------------
Tue, 21 Sep 2004 17:37:08 GMT

Richard Merce #3 / 6	Has anyone done a yEnc class for VB? Furthermore, I have noticed a distinct lack of development in this area so far for .Net. Many people seem to have writen an app/class for POP3 or SMTP but not NNTP. I found it tricky at first getting to grips with the new socket class so I can understand why but all seems well now. Richard Mercer (again) Quote: > Hi Wayne > I'm currently writing a NNTP class for .Net and as a matter of course I will > be writing something like that for yEnc but I haven't looked at it yet but > will be very soon. > Let me know if you find anything 'cos it could save me some time. > Richard Mercer > > www.yenc.org for more details. > > But from what I can gather, it spits out files at a smaller size than UUE > and > > B64. > > Just curious whether someone has started one, or whether I should try and > get my > > head around these namespaces and their class members. > > -- > > Wayne M Jackson > > http://www.users.bigpond.net.au/warp_kez > > Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges - Marcus Tullius Cicero > > In time of War, the law falls silent > > -----------------------------------------------------------------
Tue, 21 Sep 2004 17:43:33 GMT

Wayne M #4 / 6	Has anyone done a yEnc class for VB? Quote: >Furthermore, >I have noticed a distinct lack of development in this area so far for .Net. >Many people seem to have writen an app/class for POP3 or SMTP but not NNTP. >I found it tricky at first getting to grips with the new socket class so I >can understand why but all seems well now. So have I, at least SMTP is kind-of built into the framework, POP3 needs to be "hacked" which isn't really too complicated, even if the source is in C#. I know there is plenty of resources if you want to develop VC++ 6 code, or even VB6 code, but nothing specific to VB.net.
Tue, 21 Sep 2004 18:53:05 GMT

Joe Fese #5 / 6	Has anyone done a yEnc class for VB? I have an entire yEnc Assembly about 90% complete, should be done by next Friday. Is supports encoding decoding, as well as stream encoding(Base64 Style, no ybegin yend). Multiple part support, just dump a ton of streams into the object and it will find all the parts and attach them to the correct message, even out of order. Please contact me if you have any questions Joe Feser Quote: > www.yenc.org for more details. > But from what I can gather, it spits out files at a smaller size than UUE and > B64. > Just curious whether someone has started one, or whether I should try and get my > head around these namespaces and their class members. > -- > Wayne M Jackson > http://www.users.bigpond.net.au/warp_kez > Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges - Marcus Tullius Cicero > In time of War, the law falls silent > -----------------------------------------------------------------
Thu, 23 Sep 2004 03:29:04 GMT

Joe Fese #6 / 6	Has anyone done a yEnc class for VB? Mabry has a .Net NNTP class http://www.mabry.com I have written a wrapper around all RFC977 commands and some of 2980. Mime Decoding was a bigger undertaking than I realized. Nothing I have written goes the other way (creating mime.) I just use the Mabry Mime.Net class to create messages. Joe Quote: > Furthermore, > I have noticed a distinct lack of development in this area so far for .Net. > Many people seem to have writen an app/class for POP3 or SMTP but not NNTP. > I found it tricky at first getting to grips with the new socket class so I > can understand why but all seems well now. > Richard Mercer (again) > > Hi Wayne > > I'm currently writing a NNTP class for .Net and as a matter of course I > will > > be writing something like that for yEnc but I haven't looked at it yet but > > will be very soon. > > Let me know if you find anything 'cos it could save me some time. > > Richard Mercer > > > www.yenc.org for more details. > > > But from what I can gather, it spits out files at a smaller size than > UUE > > and > > > B64. > > > Just curious whether someone has started one, or whether I should try > and > > get my > > > head around these namespaces and their class members. > > > -- > > > Wayne M Jackson > > > http://www.users.bigpond.net.au/warp_kez > > > Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges - Marcus Tullius Cicero > > > In time of War, the law falls silent > > > -----------------------------------------------------------------
Thu, 23 Sep 2004 03:32:38 GMT

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