SMTPSecureSocket

Getting Started
1

how i can get the error msg ( i have a error but no from server)
SMTPSecureSocket.error <<

2

my code (the Error code is 102)

eMailServer.Address ="smtp.myhost.com"
eMailServer.Secure = True
eMailServer.SMTPConnectionMode=0

eMailServer.ConnectionType=SSLSocket.TLSv1
eMailServer.Port = 587
eMailServer.Username ="acolon@myhost.com"
eMailServer.Password ="test101"
eMailServer.Connect()

this is correct or no

3

No. You do not call Connect on an SMTP socket. Just SendMail. The connection is handled behind the scenes. SendMail connects, transmits, and disconnects. You do not keep a connection to the server.

4

And error 102 is really not an error. It just means the connection has dropped. SMTPSockets will do that quite a bit.

5

but the email no get to any place.
i remove the eMailServer.Connect()

6

First you create the email message http://documentation.xojo.com/index.php/EmailMessage

Then you append that email to the socket. http://documentation.xojo.com/index.php/SMTPSecureSocket.Messages

Then you call SendMail. http://documentation.xojo.com/index.php/SMTPSecureSocket.SendMail

You do NOT have to call Connect. The socket connects and disconnects for you automatically.

7

and make sure you keep the socket around long enough so it doesnt go out of scope immediately
it will never send if you dont

8

[quote=156182:@Norman Palardy]and make sure you keep the socket around long enough so it doesnt go out of scope immediately
it will never send if you dont[/quote]

how do i keep the socket around long enough??

9

Instantiate it in a scope that lives the intended time. For example, a property in the window showing a progress bar of the sending job. It will die only when the window gets closed and all the window properties got released/destructed.