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Manish - 23 Jun 2005 06:30 GMT
Hi,

I will be thankful if some one can help me regarding following problem.

I would just like to send email through my application developed using
carbon api. Is there any API available in Carbon by which I can send
mail progamatically. As we can do it through Java Mail API, but i
couldn't find same type of api in Carbon.

Any Help regarding this will be very helpful for me.

Thanks,
Manish
David Phillip Oster - 23 Jun 2005 10:14 GMT
> I will be thankful if some one can help me regarding following problem.
>
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>
> Any Help regarding this will be very helpful for me.

You are posting to a Codewarrior newsgroup. Search your Codewarrior
disks for MIST.mcp. Look at CSendQuestionSMTP.cp

When you run MIST, don't forget to open its preferences dialog box and
fill in the correct PO3 and SMTP server first, before trying to actually
send mail.

If you decide to leave Carbon, Cocoa has a high level API for sending
mail: NSMailDelivery, but you must explicitly add the Message.framwwork
to the linked-libraries section of your project. (Unlike most
frameworks, it isn't inside the Cocoa framework.)

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Manish - 24 Jun 2005 13:10 GMT
Thanks David,

I found that! Its working great!

Thanks,
Manish

> > I will be thankful if some one can help me regarding following problem.
> >
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> to the linked-libraries section of your project. (Unlike most
> frameworks, it isn't inside the Cocoa framework.)
Manish - 24 Jun 2005 13:10 GMT
Thanks David,

I found that! Its working great!

Thanks,
Manish

> > I will be thankful if some one can help me regarding following problem.
> >
[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
> to the linked-libraries section of your project. (Unlike most
> frameworks, it isn't inside the Cocoa framework.)
 
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