On Feb 20, 2010, at 05:47, Jean-Paul Passama wrote:
> That was the tip. I found the RcptNameAdd() function in the code that was the
> solution (I used many Rcpt.Add() and that wasn't the good way).
Yes, the RcptNameAdd() method will take three flattened string lists (for "TO",
"CC", and "BCC") and split them by the ";" delimiter; and add each individual
address to the recipient list in a loop. This is a convenience function for
when you have your lists already flattened.
If your application keeps the lists as TStrings or other type of array (which
is common), it is inefficient to flatten the list first just to send it to
RcptNameAdd() which will then split it again. This is why it is also important
for developers to understand how to use RcptNames.Add().
You also may want to take a look at the source of TSmtpProt.pas. The source
code for ICS is usually the best documentation available.
dZ.
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