Android Question MS Exchange Mail Mail no Reciever

Erel

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• May 5, 2016

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There must be an error message if the program crashes. Are you running it in debug mode?

 

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hasexxl1988

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• May 15, 2016

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When i click comming "Email Sent", nothing errors .

 

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Erel

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• May 15, 2016

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Note that your code is wrong as it will cause MailClient to be initialized multiple times.

Are you handling the MessageSent event?

 

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hasexxl1988

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• May 15, 2016

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B4X:

Dim MailClient As SMTP
    MailClient.Initialize ("mailsync.exchange.com",443,"domain\user","Password","MailClient")
     MailClient.StartTLSMode =True
    MailClient.HtmlBody = False
    MailClient.Sender = "exchangemailadress"
    MailClient.To.Add("mail@gmail.com")
    MailClient.Subject ="Test"
    MailClient.Body ="Test123"
    MailClient.Send
    ToastMessageShow("Message Sent!",False)

I have the event at the start involved once for testing.

when sending via Gmail it works. in Exchange with Server, Domain, User and Password nothing.

How can i Handling the MessageSent-Event?

 

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hasexxl1988

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• May 15, 2016

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Is there a template for Exchange Mail?

 

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Erel

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• May 16, 2016

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See the example: https://www.b4x.com/android/help/net.html#smtp

 

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hasexxl1988

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• May 16, 2016

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With Gmail works fine,
are with the Exchange event no feedback ..

 

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• May 16, 2016

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I can port and Username also change in incorrect data, yet it comes no error message from the event ... as said via gmail it works.
At Exchance has normal with any other email program access.

Can that are related to the security of the Exchange server? Because the smartphone you must first create a password before you can set up your Exchange account successfully (which was also set up)


EDIT:
Error after 30 Seconds in the Logfile: java.net.SocketTimeoutException

and SMTP_MessageSent Event:
Error sending message

NET Library V 1.62
B4A: V5.50

 

Last edited: May 16, 2016

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Erel

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• May 17, 2016

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1. Make sure that 443 is the correct port. Maybe it is the SSL port and not the StartTLS port.

2. Also try it with different StartTLS modes. Start with: AUTH_LOGIN.

 

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hasexxl1988

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• May 17, 2016

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When the email apps is automatically activated Port 443 and SSL and this works.

I try

 

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giga

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• May 17, 2016

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Did you check the port as Erel said?
Also if you have access to the server you should be able to see the login time(s) for user "domain\user" in exchange
look at this for more port info: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb331973(v=exchg.160).aspx
Hope that helps.

 

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hasexxl1988

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• May 17, 2016

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I have now tried. With SMTP_AUTH (LOGIN, PLAIN and CRAM_MD5), SSL On/Off and StartTLS On/Off, and Ports 25, 443, 465 and 587

I have Access via Smartphone Mail App into the Mails, can Read and Sent via App, and HTTPS Web Access to the Mails.

 

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giga

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• May 17, 2016

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Is pop3 access enabled on your exchange server? Also you said it works on Gmail, is the Gmail "exchange" business?

 

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hasexxl1988

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• May 17, 2016

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The Exchange Access is via my company email address, not Gmail.
I'm not sure, because the smartphone Email Apps only server, domain, user name, password and port, no specific POP and SMTP data.


I have only Exchange Data, not POP, IMAP or SMTP.

 

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giga

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• May 18, 2016

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Here is my thoughts, you said "I have only Exchange Data, not POP, IMAP or SMTP." Microsoft Exchange uses MAPI Protocol. I don't believe the Net library supports MAPI per the apache documentation: http://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-net/

It does supports SMTP, On the server you have to allow authenticated users (using SMTP Protocol) on a certain port to send "Not Open Relay" through the port 25,26,443 etc... Also make sure the user has permissions to send messages.

"because the smartphone Email Apps only server, domain, user name, password and port, no specific POP and SMTP data."
Smartphone Email Apps are using the "MAPI Protocol"
That is how once you are connected to the exchange server, you can access the following:
Email, Calendar, Contacts, Task, Notes.

Hope this helps.

 

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hasexxl1988

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• May 18, 2016

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Thanks for the information
I get from our IT department the following reply:
Unfortunately there is no SMTP settings for the Exchange address.
SMTP has been disabled with the email policy.
Therefore mails are available only through Exchange.

 

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DonManfred

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• May 18, 2016

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If they wont change the settings then you´re lost. No chance for your to get the mails with b4a then.
as of now i don´t think that there is no exchange-lib for b4a.

 

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