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• Can't mark email read with InterIMAP, folder is read-only

  - by Morri

  I'm trying to mark emails read (/SEEN) with InterIMAP, but this doesn't work. I stepped through the code with debugger, and found out that the response from mail server is "IMAP0078 OK Store ignored with read-only mailbox.", which pretty much tells me why it doesn't work. But it looks like there's no way to tell InterIMAP to open the connection as read-write. If I use something like Thunderbird, I can set the messages as read. Does anyone know how I should use InterIMAP to achieve what I'm trying, or how to change the source code so that I'd be able to mark messages as read?

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• AutoMapper with c# 2.0 syntax

  - by Morri

  I'm trying to create a custom mapping with AutoMapper, but I can't use 3.0 syntax with lambdas. How would one convert this 3.0 code into 2.0 ? Mapper.CreateMap<MyClass, MyDto>() .ForMember(dest => dest.Name, opt => opt.MapFrom(src => src.CompanyName)) Edit: Since there was no better solution, we are now using vs2008 on one workstation to make these mappings and build a dll. I hope it won't be long until we upgrade to vs2010.

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• OData with Visual Studio 2005 and .NET 2.0

  - by Morri

  Is it possible to use OData with Visual Studio 2005 and .NET framework 2.0 ?

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• Web Parts custom property not showing up

  - by Morri

  I'm trying to create a custom property for my web part, but can't get it to show up in Sharepoint. Here's my current code : [Serializable] [XmlRoot(Namespace = "MyWebPart")] [DefaultProperty("Text")] public class MyWebPart : WebPart { ... [Category("My Web Parts Properties")] [DefaultValue(defaultPropertyValue)] [WebPartStorage(Storage.Shared)] [FriendlyNameAttribute("Property name")] [Description("Longer desc for my property")] [Browsable(true)] [XmlElement(ElementName = "SomeProperty")] public string SomeProperty { get { return someProperty; } set { someProperty = value; } } Is there something else required to get custom properties working?

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• How to serialize this Xml in .NET (array)

  - by Morri

  I need Xml that looks like this <foo> <bar ... /> <bar ... /> </foo> And currently have the following class structure : [XmlRoot("foo")] public class Foo { [XmlArrayItem("bar")] public List<Bar> myBars; } But this gives me Xml where bar items are wrapped inside a bars element. How should I define my custom XmlAttributes so I'd get the Xml structure I need?

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