Brian Groth and Mark Berman -- Demo of SOA application

Sadly, most of the mail I get via Hotmail is still from people trying to make money out of insecurities I don't have.
Sigh.
Or lately, pretending to be trying to deliver free gifts.
It's like the Reader's Digest has started selling Viagra...
Nice to know an idea about what kind of processes going on in the background for a service like Hotmail. Good job C9 to highlight the work going on at Hotmail.
Omar, in any of those background services is there a filter to send all emails from Gmail to the junk folder
Arnix
leighsword wrote:why the hotmail does not support the pop3?is it a tech problem to you?or an architecture problem?
leighsword wrote:why the hotmail does not support the pop3?is it a tech problem to you?or an architecture problem?
Channel 9 is all about an insight into Microsoft, how it works, what it’s up to and where it’s going. I see a software section as a natural evolution of this showing not necessarily official beta MS software but employee’s personal software.
To get everything in one place would be great, I can’t remember all the employee links. If it works who knows it will probably lead to product improvements.
leighsword wrote:i knew why the hotmail doesn't supporting Pop3, because of MONEY, they want us to buy the MSN Explorer 9.0.
as i know, Outlook also needs Hotmail plugs .
Great video.
This video gave me a new thing to think about, I want to know how this header/message stuff works. How do keep the header and filename together, do you save the message as xml file or just as binary, etc.
Because if u get billions of messenges a day how do you save that as a file? number.msg would not work since u run out of numbers fast if u get billions of email messenges a day. Is there some kind of book that describes this technique or is there a term where
i can google on? Anyone with some hints?
Thanks in Advance