> > Well, not really. Its essentially "all you need straight out of the box", > > given certain platform specific issues. Like libnet on win32, on the > > presence of something "sendmail" like on non win32 platforms. > > FWIW, MIME::Lite has for a long time been my favorite one-stop module for > sending mail, with or without attachments. I know it can handle basically > everything I need mail-wise, and it just works. All the other modules > I've used seem to have various limitations, or bad APIs, etc. > > Graciliano, I think the Perl community would benefit more if you would > contribute to MIME::Lite than create yet another mail sending module. >
First, I didn't know MIME::Lite until Orton send me an e-mail in this list. Second, the self contained module counts a lot for me and the framework that we develope! We really can't ask to the user to install soo many modules to can use it. If the author of MIME::Lite is interested to change it's MIME::Lite architecture (just talking about dependencies) I will be interested to add some resources to it, since as I can see now, is a popular module. Note that the main approach when I was developing Mail::SendEasy was the send part, not the build of a MIME message, since MIME::Lite can handle more things. Regards, Graciliano M. P.
