Originally posted by: Thomas R�nshof
Great class.
But what if I don't know the name of the Mail-server- and From -fields? Isn't possible to get the info from the email-client (Outlook) ?
Originally posted by: Neil Devlin
Hi,
I want to use this class so my application can send emails, which works fine as it is. As the email I want to send will look like a form, i was wanting to send it as an HTML so when the client opens the email, it will look professional.
Is this possible? If so will all readers be able to display it in there email readers? If there is a better way, I would much appreciate anyone letting me know. I also want web page links within the email body.
cheers
Neil
Originally posted by: MiniCooler
set at : http://codeguru.earthweb.com/internet/SMTP_POP3.shtml
ReplyOriginally posted by: Carlos
It works great, thank you very much!!!!
ReplyOriginally posted by: Sunil
Hi has anybody solved the authentication problem.
I desparately need help or a solution to this problem. If you have modified this code, have other code, or can help in anyway with sending SMTP e-mail with authentication please e-mail me at sunil@answers2000.freeserve.co.uk
Originally posted by: ppuyo
I found several infomation.. in Codeguru.. about SMTP.
Any site is not said about File attachment.
How can I do File attach?
Originally posted by: Brad Rowley
Could you give any tips on how to use this in a ATL based project? I am trying to create an Active Server Component that can send mail from a web page. After adding CMailMessage and CSMTP to my project, I get the following error:
e:\program files\microsoft visual studio\vc98\mfc\include\afxv_w32.h(14) : fatal error C1189: #error : WINDOWS.H already included. MFC apps must not #include <windows.h>
But I don't #include it anywhere! Any ideas???
Otherwise a very good easy to use class.
Originally posted by: Bob Pittenger
How do you get the friend names to show up in the "from" field?
If I enter somthinglike "Bob Pittenger <pstar@one.net>" in the from entry, I get a server error.
Also what are rules for friendly names in the "To" field?
If I use "Bob Pittenger <pstar@one.net>" in the To field it works, but "Mr. Robert A. Pittenger <pstar@one.net>" fails. The message get sent but it is listed as "unlisted recipients" with a syntax error in the To field in the header.
Originally posted by: Bob Pittenger
RFC 2554 as best as I can tell has information for authentication of SMTP servers.
Go to:
http://www.nexor.com/info/rfc/index/rfc.htm?index/rfc.html
and search under SMTP and you will find a handfull of SMTP related RFC's with extensions.
ReplyOriginally posted by: Thomas Broehm
This is a great class for those who don't want to use
MAPI. I've just added the RAS-part for dialing in to a
provider and have now a great enhancement for my
application. Thank's.
Regards,
Thomas