Thanks for all answers. All have helped a lot.
I think missing properties HtmlText, PlainText and EmailImages where
required to construct mail.
I think now I know wich is the best way to migrate to ssl.
Thanks again
Xavi
Al 15/05/2011 07:00, En/na Francois PIETTE ha escrit:
Currently I'm usin
> Unfortunately there doesn't exist a TSslHtmlSmtpCli out of the box.
> However with a simple change to OverbyteIcsSmtpProt.pas it's
> possible to add SSL support to THtmlSmtpCli:
You can also look at my Mail Queue Component:
Magenta Systems Mail Queue Component has two main benefits over a s
Xavier Mor-Mur wrote:
> Currently I'm using HtmlSmtpClient and planing update to SslSmtClient.
>
> After a look on SsslSmtpClient properties:
>
> html client : HtmlText, PlainText, MailMessage, EmailFiles and
> EmailImages ssl client : MailMessage and EmailFiles
Unfortunately there doesn't exist
Currently I'm using HtmlSmtpClient and planing update to SslSmtClient.
and get next questions to migrate current code to ssl.
1- with html client can be sent mail at once in html with embedded images
and plain text. this can be done with ssl client?
2- if with ssl client only can be send as html
Currently I'm using HtmlSmtpClient and planing update to SslSmtClient.
After a look on SsslSmtpClient properties:
html client : HtmlText, PlainText, MailMessage, EmailFiles and EmailImages
ssl client : MailMessage and EmailFiles
and get next questions to migrate current code to ssl.
1- with htm
