Re: [Q] NSMailDelivery sample code
Re: [Q] NSMailDelivery sample code
- Subject: Re: [Q] NSMailDelivery sample code
- From: j o a r <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 24 Apr 2005 11:10:26 +0200
On 24 apr 2005, at 06.07, David Phillip Oster wrote:
Can you be more specific? I've spent a few hours going through
literally hundreds of references to NSMailDelivery without finding
any of the discussions you are referring to.
Sure:
<http://www.cocoabuilder.com/search/archive/cocoa?words=NSMailDelivery>
<http://www.cocoabuilder.com/search/archive/cocoa?words=Pantomime>
<http://www.cocoabuilder.com/search/archive/cocoa?words=EDMessage>
My problem seems to be that NSMailDelivery uses the SMTP settings
on the e-mail section of the Internet System Preferences panel, a
panel that doesn't exist in OS X 10.3. If you've never run an
earlier version of OS X on your machine, or have always used a 3rd
party mailer, then you don't have any values for those settings.
Exactly. NSMailDelivery only works if you're using Apple Mail, and
IIRC there are other gotchas, like not being able to use ASMTP.
So, what is the system of choice for sending an e-mail? Executing
the URL:
<mailto:email@hidden?subject=Test&body=test line 1
test %
20line 2
> sort of works, for most mailers, but doesn't
actually send the mail.
That works fairly well in some email clients. The limitation you
mention can be a problem for some scenarios, but might be OK in other
cases.
j o a r
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