I want to read the Email by giving username and password via POP3 using iPhone SDK for iPhone 4.0. Whether its possible to do it. If not can any body give me any link or open source to do achieve this functionality.
Thanks in Advance.
No, this is not possible without using a complete POP3 library (and I'm not aware of any that exist for iPhone). There's nothing in the SDK that will give you this for free.
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I am developing an application in iPhone which will send ordinary sms to users at pre stated date and time. so I want to know is it possible in iPhone that the sms is sent to receivers automatically when time comes. also if you know some suggestions then please give me more suggestions so I can make it run successfully
Thanks
You can do one thing. You can make web service in .net or in php. Or there are third party api for sending sms to other users like way2sms.com. these are just for .net and in php.
with jailbroken phones this is feasible.. I don't know the detail though..
anyway, with stock iphone it isnt possible
I have 10 messages in my iPhone.I would ilke to get those messages into my iPhone app.So kindly tell me how to do this.
Thanks and Regards,
Srinu Ambati
It's not possible using the official SDK.
For reasons of security and privacy, I think it is not possible to read SMS from iPhone with a third party application. However if you want to save your SMS, it seems that a solution exists with this tutorial
Apple restricts this behavior because of privacy politics. All messages are stored in /private/var/mobile/Library/SMS/sms.db file and you can't get access to it without jailbreak.
I am wondering how can I open the send SMS application by using a web control of a HTML5 page on Android and iPhone. I want to use the device native SMS sending app, with a prepopulated value from the web.
Further to other answers I can confirm that smsto:555:bodytext does not work on an iPhone running iOS5.
What does work (and I've tested it) on Android is the format:
sms:444?body=hello
Example:
Tap to say hello!
On iPhone the ?body=hello will prevent it working at all, and you should use just sms:555 instead.
sms:555
Example
Tap to text us!
I have tested the below and it works:
Using HTML Anchor tag:
Subscribe
Using JavaScript:
window.open('sms:111?body=SUBSCRIBE', '_self');
With Android 3.0 SDK Google has started exposing API in HTML5 for device access. An example is listed here. It may not be enough for what you seek to do.
I dont know enough about iphone to advise either way.
In my application i want to send a attachments, Test through MMS. How can we do it using iPhone SDK. Please help me out.
Thank you
Unfortunately you can't, at least not in a supported way that you would get away with on the App Store.
Is there a way to know the email addresses to which the user has linked his iPhone to from within an iPhone application?
Yes, you can use the AccountEmailAddresses function of ABGetMe for iOS. Make sure to read and understand the Limitations section of the README.