I am attempting to determine the accessible SMTP servers on a given desktop to
avoir various users for having to predefine in a given script to facilitate
distribution.
Is this possible ?
Dominick Lauzon ing.
Ingénieur d'application Sr / Sr Application Engineer
Dominick Lauzon wrote:
I am attempting to determine the accessible SMTP servers
on a given desktop to avoir various users for having to
predefine in a given script to facilitate distribution.
Can you clarify what you mean by the accessible SMTP servers?
If you're connected to the internet,
I'm using win32gui.PyGetBufferAddressAndLen to pass the address length
of a marshalled object as the wparam / lparam of a windows message.
Something like this:
address, length = \
win32gui.PyGetBufferAddressAndLen (buffer (marshal.dumps (message)))
PostMessage (self.hwnd,
Dominick Lauzon wrote:
I am attempting to determine the accessible SMTP servers on a given
desktop to avoir various users for having to predefine in a given
script to facilitate distribution.
Is this possible ?
No. There is no way to determine this a priori, and many commercial
Tim Golden schrieb:
I'm using win32gui.PyGetBufferAddressAndLen to pass the address length
of a marshalled object as the wparam / lparam of a windows message.
Something like this:
address, length = \
win32gui.PyGetBufferAddressAndLen (buffer (marshal.dumps (message)))
I guess that the
Thomas Heller wrote:
Since you used PostMessage, the message is simply posted to the thread's
message queue. You have no control when it is processed; so I fear you
must keep the posted 'object' alive even longer.
This is a good point that I overlooked. If you used SendMessage, it
would
Tim Roberts wrote:
Thomas Heller wrote:
Since you used PostMessage, the message is simply posted to the thread's
message queue. You have no control when it is processed; so I fear you
must keep the posted 'object' alive even longer.
This is a good point that I overlooked. If you used
