PBWin SMTP Class

[Rick Kelly]

SMTP class featuring support for SSL/TSL, attachments and HTML mail messages.

Requires Vista+ and Jose Roca includes.

QUIT error corrected.
250-AUTH and 250 AUTH formats now supported.

Two occurrences of:

DeleteSecurityContext(hContext)

changed to:

DeleteSecurityContext(hSecurity)

[Bernhard Fomm]

On website (Jose Roca) I can not find the includes.

[José Roca]

You can find them here:

http://www.powerbasic.com/support/pbforums/showthread.php?t=55243

[Bernhard Fomm]

The following error appears:

Error 460 in E:\JOSEROCA\CRSMTPS\CCRSMTPS.INC(1368:031):  Undefined equate
  Line 1368:                               %FMFD_URLASFILENAME,lpzMimeType,0)

I work with PB10.

[José Roca]

You must also be aware that these headers are not extensions to the ones provided with the compiler, but a full replacement. Therefore, you must not mix them with the PowerBASIC include files in any way, neither directly (via #INCLUDE), nor indirectly (via the include path in the IDE).

That is, replace the path to the PB include files in the PB IDE with the path to my includes.

[Bernhard Fomm]

Now I've done it. Many Thanks!

Are emails in Unicode format supported?
Do you have an example?

[Eros Olmi]

First of all than thanks a lot to Rick Kelley for this great code.

I'm using this code and seems working fine so far except for a little bug:
When sending an email using SMTPSendMessage method there is a double loop using pEmailTo.Count while ...

• one loop should be pEmailTo.Count
• and the other loop should be pEMailCc.Count

Ciao
Eros

[Michael Mattias]

That is, replace the path to the PB include files in the PB IDE with the path to my includes

.

I'm still waiting for my new feature suggestion:
"Allow module-by-module inline #INCLUDE path settings which will override any configuration settings"

Yes I know you can accomplish this using the command-line compiler, but wouldnt' it be so much easier if we could..

#COMPILE EXE

#INCLUDE   "D:\PB\INCLUDE"                          <<< first include folder
#INCLUDE   "D:\PB|SUPPORT"                          <<<< second "" ""
#INCLUDE   "D:\PB\WIN32API"                          <<< etc etc
.....

Now, one look at the source code tells you where you got all your INCLUDE files.

Yes, I know the Source Code Bundler would have to change but if you look at how it's written it would be really easy to do that!

MCM