Arno,
yes, the technique is described there - good demos indeed! Being not a
big email specialist, I'm rather confused by the number of content-types
appearing in different mails. Maybe I can get some valuable hint from
contributors of ICS or readers of this list.
What I basically need is
). But the most difficult job would be to determine which
failure is described where and how, in each reply
Btw... I saw mails containing alternate/multipart elements, and I'm not
sure if there are text/plain or text/html parts inside.
TIA,
Michael
Arno Garrels schrieb:
Michael
Wilfried,
thanks for your great support! I'd like to send you the example offline,
as soon as I'll get access to my office pc.
Michael
Wilfried Mestdagh schrieb:
Hello Michael,
Can you point me to the example and what exacly is going wrong? I like
to help you.
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Rgds, Wilfried [TeamICS]
a free moment. I post
copy on this list as it probably will benefit others.
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Rgds, Wilfried [TeamICS]
http://www.overbyte.be/eng/overbyte/teamics.html
http://www.mestdagh.biz
Monday, November 16, 2009, 18:19, Michael Kochendoerfer wrote:
Wilfried,
thanks for your great support
://www.overbyte.be/eng/overbyte/teamics.html
Michael Kochendoerfer wrote:
Arno and all,
I realized and appreciated your hint to perform it all event-
driven and I tried to accomplish it the way you suggested.
However, I have some problems building the correct logic, it
seems. In short words
Wilfried,
my app is just single-threaded. The design doesn't require
multithreading because each mail is sent when the previous one has been
delivered. But you gave me another idea for another part of my app ;)
I think that all ideas I collected from Arno and all other contributors
will help
Arno and all,
I realized and appreciated your hint to perform it all event-driven and
I tried to accomplish it the way you suggested. However, I have some
problems building the correct logic, it seems. In short words, the mail
sending part of my application is as follows:
1. Opening a SQL
Dear community,
it's me again ... some of you directed me the right way sending SMTP
mails in async mode. I analyzed the MailSnd1 example and I built a
component based on TSmtpCli, which wraps some of my application specific
data. After setting all required properties, I do a Connect and the
Arno,
if I'd do it the way you suggest (do it async, fetching the next record
in OnRequestDone and start over sending), may I use screen output from
there, including .ProcessMessages? I know that a good application should
display information based on a timer or such, i.e. re-displaying all
Dear community,
a critical situation forces me to implement a quick way for sending
mailings with ICS components (all other stuff out there won't work
properly, they told me). In fact, it is a rather simple scenario -
walking through a customer database and sending SMTP mails to some
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