Sendmail via SMTP
Gilles ARNAL
Roy Kiesler
You have to use a 3rd party OCX or DLL for that. There are a few of them out
there, some even for free -- everyone please feel free to jump in with your
success stories.
A good place to start looking is http://www.componentsource.com.
--
pbm_hopethishelps,
Roy
Gilles ARNAL <gar...@sqli.fr> wrote in message
news:BMs4E2Jd#GA....@forums.sybase.com...
Gilles ARNAL
>Giles,
>
>You have to use a 3rd party OCX or DLL for that. There are a few of them
out
>there, some even for free -- everyone please feel free to jump in with your
>success stories.
>
>A good place to start looking is http://www.componentsource.com.
I try to use an active X but it doesn't work : I use "jmail" active X but i
didn't succeed to instantiate the active X from PowerBuilder. The active X
is on my PC.
I use the code following :
**************************** begin of
script*******************************
OLEObject PBObject, PBNVObject
long ll_status
PBObject = CREATE OLEObject
ll_status = PBObject.ConnectToNewObject ("PowerBuilder.Application")
// Handle the error
IF ll_status < 0 THEN
MessageBox("No Server", "Can't connect to PowerBuilder.Application.")
RETURN
END IF
PBObject.LibraryList = "C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\JMAIL\JMAIL.DLL"
PBObject.MachineCode = TRUE
PBNVObject = CREATE OLEObject
PBNVObject = PBObject.CreateObject ("jmail.SMTPMail")
If (ISnull (PBNVObject)) Then
MessageBox ("", "PBNVObject n'a pas été instancié")
return
End if
PBNVObject.ServerAddress = "mail.smtp.toto.fr:25"
PBNVObject.Sender = "gar...@sqli.fr"
PBNVObject.Subject = "Here you go..."
PBNVObject.Body = "Here you go. Your request has been approved and the
program is attached to this message"
PBNVObject.Priority = 1
PBNVObject.Execute
IF IsNull(PBNVObject) THEN
// Handle the error
MessageBox ("IsNull(PBNVObject", "IsNull(PBNVObject")
ELSE
MessageBox ("", "objet instantiate")
END IF
DESTROY PBNVObject
PBObject.DisconnectObject ()
**************************** end of script
*******************************
The line "PBNVObject = PBObject.CreateObject ("jmail.SMTPMail")" return Null
value.
Any suggestions ???
Roy Kiesler
> long ll_status
>
>
> PBObject = CREATE OLEObject
> ll_status = PBObject.ConnectToNewObject ("PowerBuilder.Application")
>
> // Handle the error
> IF ll_status < 0 THEN
> MessageBox("No Server", "Can't connect to PowerBuilder.Application.")
> RETURN
> END IF
>
> PBObject.LibraryList = "C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\JMAIL\JMAIL.DLL"
> PBObject.MachineCode = TRUE
>
What do you need all this stuff for? Just connect to the JMail object.
Roy
Rafael Lenartowicz
functions and following setup :
- exchange client
- profile with "Internet Mail" service installed ( part of outlook express )
- the Internet Mail client has all the POP3/SMTP parameters...
it seems like all mail function don't give care about what's the transport
"behind the scenes" - as long the profile in your mail settings is working
fine...
rgrds
rafael
Roy Kiesler wrote in message ...
>Giles,
>
>You have to use a 3rd party OCX or DLL for that. There are a few of them
out
>there, some even for free -- everyone please feel free to jump in with your
>success stories.
>
>A good place to start looking is http://www.componentsource.com.
>
Roy Kiesler
That's good to know. Did you try it with no Exchange client installed --
just Outlook express?
If it indeed works that way, will you be kind and send a code sample to the
original poster we are trying to help?
hanks,
Roy
Rafael Lenartowicz <bos...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:WS2YasKd#GA....@forums.sybase.com...
Gilles
>
>Roy
I have already tryed just to connect to the jmail object. But when i do
this, i have the error message "Error calling external object function
execute" when PB execute the line "PBObject.Execute()".
And i 'm sure this function exists !!!
Gilles.
Gilles
Roy Kiesler a écrit dans le message ...
>What do you need all this stuff for? Just connect to the JMail object.
>
>Roy
Finally, I succeed : i had forgotten to define recipient (stupid i am !!!)
with function "addrecipient".
To find the error, i make a user object with oleoject class ; and then i
use a messagebox to see the reason of the error.
Thanks a lot Roy, by telling me to connect to the jmail object, i finally
find my error.
Gilles ARNAL.
Communication Forms Pty.Ltd.
You can use PB built-in objects, such as mailMessage, mailSession. They
are well documented in the on-line help files and PB Books. I am using
these objects and functions in the current development, so far it works
with Netscape, Outlook, Outlook Express, MS Exchange.
Good Luck.
Alex.
muthu...@my-dejanews.com
everytime I excute the "send" it pops up with dialogue box to choose profile.
I have a profile wit the name 'current user'. I do not know how to suppress
the dialogue box. Do I have to have profile with name 'Internet mail'? I
would appreciate if you can give any hints.
thanks
Himanshu Parikh
Gymboree Corp.
In article <WS2YasKd#GA....@forums.sybase.com>,
"Rafael Lenartowicz" <bos...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> are you sure 3rd pty is needed ? I have it working with regular MAPI
> functions and following setup :
> - exchange client
> - profile with "Internet Mail" service installed ( part of outlook express )
> - the Internet Mail client has all the POP3/SMTP parameters...
>
> it seems like all mail function don't give care about what's the transport
> "behind the scenes" - as long the profile in your mail settings is working
> fine...
> rgrds
> rafael
>
> Roy Kiesler wrote in message ...
> >Giles,
> >
> >You have to use a 3rd party OCX or DLL for that. There are a few of them
> out
> >there, some even for free -- everyone please feel free to jump in with your
> >success stories.
> >
> >A good place to start looking is http://www.componentsource.com.
> >
> >--
> >pbm_hopethishelps,
> >Roy
> >
> >Gilles ARNAL <gar...@sqli.fr> wrote in message
> >news:BMs4E2Jd#GA....@forums.sybase.com...
> >> How can I send a mail by using SMTP from PowerBuilder ?
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
>
>
-----------== Posted via Deja News, The Discussion Network ==----------
http://www.dejanews.com/ Search, Read, Discuss, or Start Your Own
Rafael Lenartowicz
had a chance to use it on machine with OExpress only, all our PC's are
configured from image which has exch client on default installed..
As for the code sample - I ripped off the mail demo windows from the PB
Examples application - small modifications needed and it works fine. The
whole "secret" is to have a working profile with user/password which is used
as parameters for MailSession operations...
rgrds
rafael
Roy Kiesler wrote in message ...
>Rafael,
>
>That's good to know. Did you try it with no Exchange client installed --
>just Outlook express?
>If it indeed works that way, will you be kind and send a code sample to the
>original poster we are trying to help?
>
>hanks,
>Roy
>
>Rafael Lenartowicz <bos...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>news:WS2YasKd#GA....@forums.sybase.com...
Frank M. Hoyer
Hi,
you can use our free SMTP-DLL on my webpage!
Frank M. Hoyer, FESTO AG&Co.
mailto:h...@festo.de
http://www.Frank-M.Hoyer.com
-----------------------