RB NUG, Aaron....
I am trying to write a Form-to-Email CGI in RB, but console apps do
not appear to connect sockets like GUI apps can.
The following code works perfectly from the Action event of a
PushButton in a windowed (GUI) app, but does nothing when called from
the Run event in a Console App. Any suggestions? (test this
with your own email settings and password)
(Using RB 2006 release 3 Professional. MacBookPro 2.16 GHz
Intel, 2 Gig RAM, Tiger 10.4.7)
dim sock as new SMTPSocket
sock.address = "smtp.myhost.com"
sock.port =
587
'
sock.username = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
sock.Password = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
dim mail as new EmailMessage
mail.fromAddress = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
mail.addRecipient "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
mail.subject = "[TEST]"
mail.bodyPlainText = "Testing..."
sock.messages.append mail
sock.SendMail
In either GUI or console app, the sock.isConnected property stays
false and the sock.LastErrorCode is zero (i.e. success), but mail
shows up at the destination when this is run from the GUI, but not
from the console App. Calling sock.connect does not correct the
problem.
So, I then subclassed SMTPSocket in both GUI and Console projects so
I could have access to the Events (ConnectionEstablished,
MessageSent, SendComplete, ServerError, etc.). I put some trivial
response code in each Event and set breakpoints on those code lines
to see if the Events are fired by the application when the socket
object is used. I then instantiated an object of this subclass
and ran the same code as you see above.
In the GUI, the Events are fired and the breakpoints do trap at each
SMTPsocket Event. However, in the Console App, the breakpoints
do not trap the Events, so I am assuming the Events are never fired.
Other users have been successful with the POP3Socket in console apps.
Why does the Console App ignore these events for the SMTPSocket
class and fail to function?
Workaround???
Thanks in advance
Mark M Levinson
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hutchinson, KS
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