Re: [NEWBIE] How to send an email with Cocoa?
Re: [NEWBIE] How to send an email with Cocoa?
- Subject: Re: [NEWBIE] How to send an email with Cocoa?
- From: "Alexander F. Hartner" <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 27 Oct 2004 15:32:28 +0200 (SAST)
- Importance: Normal
How would this address the need to specify the outgoing mail server. I
think this would at best be the same as using the Framework suggested
earlier in this thread.
Seeing that there does not seem to be a objective C framework which allow
on e to specify the outgoing mail server used, it looks like one has to
use either a C or Java API. The preference would be towards C.
I have to point out that there are a number of unix commands which could
also be used to send mail, but I would not recommend it. Reeks a bit of a
hack.
Alex
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At 11:53 Uhr +0200 27.10.2004, stephane sudre wrote:
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>>>1) Is there a way, from inside Cocoa, to create a new email
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>>>message? Is there a way to get the user's default email client to
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>>>handle the sending of the message?
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You could try creating an NSURL of the following form:
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mailto:email@hidden?subject=foo&body=bar
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Of course you'll have to escape special characters, and some mail
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clients have a 255 character limit on the length of a URL, which will
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have impact on your message length... but for short,
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notification-style stuff this works.
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Cheers,
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M. Uli Kusterer
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