At 07:31 21/08/2004 -0700, Mark Brownell wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to get libSMTP to work for a basic simple email send.
If I use this to add the libraries with the stacks added to my main stack already:
on openStack start using stack "libEmail" start using stack "libSmtp" end openStack
on closeStack stop using stack "libEmail" stop using stack "libSmtp" end closeStack
Then I need a few lines of code to send email to this destination: send "ABCDEFG test" to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" with subject "test send"
or body = "ABCDEFG test" destination = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" subject = "test send"
I'm searching for a simple example of using libSmtp to send a plain text email. I can't get the example to work from Shoe Sean's website example. I think it is because I'm not sure how to use adding destinations and saving and/or selecting them during a send. Anyway it crashes on an HTMLtext handler. I'm using Rev 2.2 on Mac OSX. Does anyone have a basic email stack or example of code using these libraries that sends a single email without it being something that looks like it came from the source code of a full blown email client?
Having it report that the email was successfully sent looks like it is part of the lib also.
Here's about the most basic you can get .... and it worked on only my 200th try :-)
on mouseUp put "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"&cr into mFrom put "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" & lf & "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" & lf into mTo put "A simple text message" & cr & "over two lines" into mMessage put "smtp.btinternet.com" into mServer put "25" into mPort put "about to go " after msg put libSmtp.send(mFrom, mTo, mMessage, mServer) put the result after msg end mouseUp
Note - LF to separate the recipients
Note - I think I picked up an old version of the library, so you may need to change libSmtp.send to libSmtpSend if you have the later one from the appExample stack
Note - this sends the message to two of my addresses. I did receive both copies; the one that came via the .com address (which forwards it to the .net one) looked OK
Delivered-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Bcc: Date: Sun, 22 Aug 2004 00:51:55 +0200 X-Provags-Forward: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
A simple text message over two lines
The one that came "direct" looked bad -
Delivered-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
A simple text message over two lines
and it had no "Who" (who from) entry in my Eudora inbox summary.
So you should use libEmail to fill in a more complete message.
-- Alex.
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