WindowsMobileMailBinding Class

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10/15/2009

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Represents the mail binding for Windows Mobile devices.

Namespace: Microsoft.ServiceModel.Channels.Mail.WindowsMobile
Assembly: Microsoft.ServiceModel.Channels.Mail.WindowsMobile (in Microsoft.ServiceModel.Channels.Mail.WindowsMobile.dll)

Syntax

'Declaration
Public NotInheritable Class WindowsMobileMailBinding _
    Inherits MailBindingBase
'Usage
Dim instance As WindowsMobileMailBinding

public sealed class WindowsMobileMailBinding : MailBindingBase

public ref class WindowsMobileMailBinding sealed : public MailBindingBase

[<SealedAttribute>]
type WindowsMobileMailBinding =  
    class
        inherit MailBindingBase
    end

Remarks

WindowsMobileMailBinding is a sealed class that represents the mail binding for Windows Mobile devices. The mail binding enables you to synchronize messages with a Microsoft Exchange server.

The base class, MailBindingBase, contains most of the functionality used by this class.

The WindowsMobileMailBinding class includes a collection of binding elements such as an encoding element and a transport binding element. The predefined encoding element for this class is TextMessageEncodingBindingElement, and the predefined transport binding element is WindowsMobileMailTransportBindingElement.

Examples

The following example shows how to use the WindowsMobileMailBinding class in the context of sending and receiving messages.

The custom serializer is not specific to the Exchange Server mail transport and is not included in this example.


Class Program
    Private Shared ChannelName As String = "Channel1"
    Private Shared DestinationEmailAddress As String = "someone@fabrikam.com"

    Private Shared serializer As New CFMessagingSerializer(GetType(String))


    Shared Sub Main(ByVal args() As String) 
        ' For desktop applications, use ExchangeWebServiceMailBinding 
        ' instead of WindowsMobileMailBinding.
        Dim binding As WindowsMobileMailBinding
        Dim factory As IChannelFactory(Of IOutputChannel)
        Dim listener As IChannelListener(Of IInputChannel)
        Dim output As IOutputChannel
        Dim input As IInputChannel
        Dim bpc As BindingParameterCollection
        Dim message As Message
        Dim str As String

        ' For desktop applications, use ExchangeWebServiceMailBinding.
        binding = New WindowsMobileMailBinding()
        bpc = New BindingParameterCollection()

        factory = binding.BuildChannelFactory(Of IOutputChannel)(bpc)
        factory.Open()
        output = factory.CreateChannel(New EndpointAddress(MailUriHelper.Create(ChannelName, DestinationEmailAddress)))
        output.Open()

        message = System.ServiceModel.Channels.Message.CreateMessage(MessageVersion.Default, "urn:Test", "Hello, World!", serializer)
        output.Send(message)

        output.Close()
        factory.Close()

        listener = binding.BuildChannelListener(Of IInputChannel)(MailUriHelper.CreateUri(ChannelName, ""))
        listener.Open()
        input = listener.AcceptChannel()
        input.Open()

        message = input.Receive()
        str = message.GetBody(Of String)(serializer)

        MessageBox.Show(str, "Received message")

        input.Close()
        listener.Close()

        binding.Close()

    End Sub
End Class

class Program
{
    private static string ChannelName = "Channel1";
    private static string DestinationEmailAddress = "someone@fabrikam.com";

    private static CFMessagingSerializer serializer = new CFMessagingSerializer(typeof(string));

    static void Main(string[] args)
    {
        // For desktop applications, use ExchangeWebServiceMailBinding 
        // instead of WindowsMobileMailBinding.
        WindowsMobileMailBinding binding;
        IChannelFactory<IOutputChannel> factory;
        IChannelListener<IInputChannel> listener;
        IOutputChannel output;
        IInputChannel input;
        BindingParameterCollection bpc;
        Message message;
        string str;

        // For desktop applications, use ExchangeWebServiceMailBinding.
        binding = new WindowsMobileMailBinding();
        bpc = new BindingParameterCollection();

        factory = binding.BuildChannelFactory<IOutputChannel>(bpc);
        factory.Open();
        output = factory.CreateChannel(new EndpointAddress(MailUriHelper.Create(ChannelName, DestinationEmailAddress)));
        output.Open();

        message = Message.CreateMessage(MessageVersion.Default, "urn:Test", "Hello, World!", serializer);
        output.Send(message);

        output.Close();
        factory.Close();

        listener = binding.BuildChannelListener<IInputChannel>(MailUriHelper.CreateUri(ChannelName, ""), bpc);
        listener.Open();
        input = listener.AcceptChannel();
        input.Open();

        message = input.Receive();
        str = message.GetBody<string>(serializer);

        MessageBox.Show(str, "Received message");

        input.Close();
        listener.Close();

        binding.Close();
    }
}

Inheritance Hierarchy

System.Object
  System.ServiceModel.Channels.Binding
    Microsoft.ServiceModel.Channels.Mail.MailBindingBase
      Microsoft.ServiceModel.Channels.Mail.WindowsMobile.WindowsMobileMailBinding

Thread Safety

Any public static (Shared in Visual Basic) members of this type are thread safe. Any instance members are not guaranteed to be thread safe.

Platforms

Windows CE, Windows Mobile for Smartphone, Windows Mobile for Pocket PC

The .NET Framework and .NET Compact Framework do not support all versions of every platform. For a list of the supported versions, see .NET Framework System Requirements.

Version Information

.NET Compact Framework

Supported in: 3.5