Francois PIETTE wrote:
>> I suggest a better solution would be as follows, which more closes
>> adheres to conventions. These values have been empirically
>> >discovered testing with Apple Mail, MS Outlook, and Mozilla
>> Thunderbird. They are also described in various suggested
>> >standards. Notice that "Normal Priority" is typically marked by
>> the absence of any priority marker.
>
>> procedure TCustomSmtpClient.Data;
>> ...
>> if FHdrPriority < smtpPriorityNormal then begin
>> FHdrLines.Add('Importance: high');
>> FHdrLines.Add('X-Priority: 1');
>> end
>> {
>> else if FHdrPriority = smtpPriorityNormal then begin
>> FHdrLines.Add('Importance: normal');
>> FHdrLines.Add('X-Priority: 3');
>> end
>> }
>> else begin
>> FHdrLines.Add('Importance: low');
>> FHdrLines.Add('X-Priority: 5');
>> end;
>> ...
>
> Look good.
Does that mean that you or DZ-Jay will check in this change?
I'm currently not up to date with the SMTP RFCs.
But I wonder why "Priority" and "X-MSMail-Priority" are no
longer required?
--
Arno Garrels
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