alim_maze
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send email when event occures ..
using Delphi 5,how to send email automaticcally when a certain event happens(like a certain date or time comes)?
answer will be graded better if supported by an example of code or project ..
this case if I was connected permenantly with a proxy to the internet ..
also what could be the alternative solution if I was connected by a modem to the internet ?
answer will be graded better if supported by an example of code or project ..
this case if I was connected permenantly with a proxy to the internet ..
also what could be the alternative solution if I was connected by a modem to the internet ?
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I found TSMTPClient in ICS and am trying it now ...
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I found TSMTPClient in ICS and am trying it now ...
I use a freeware-component (with sourcecode) to send an email to me whenever my software generates a serious error.
I will lookup the URL for fownloading this component. I'll be back...
Your mail software (MS Outlook) has to be active in order to be able to send emails using the component.
The Mayor.
I will lookup the URL for fownloading this component. I'll be back...
Your mail software (MS Outlook) has to be active in order to be able to send emails using the component.
The Mayor.
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the components TSMTPClient in ICS which uses SMTP host and port : what is SMTP host and port in my case ? (I connect internet with proxy server )
if this is the case : thers are many components in FastNet tab those use host and port , but which host and which port ????!!!!
I just want my delphi5 application to send mail to an internet address like (alim_maze@hotmail.com)and I either connect the internet by proxy in my lan or by modem ????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!! !!!!I!!!!D ONT!!!!!!! !!KNOW!!!! !!!!WHAT!! !!!HOST!!! !!!??AND!! !WHAT!!!!! !????????? ?????????? ?????????? ?????????? ???PORT!!! !!!!I!!WAN T!!!!TO!SE ND!!!!MAIL !!!....... !!!!!!!!!! !ONLY????? ?????????? ?????????? ?????????? ???????/!! !!!!!!!!!
if this is the case : thers are many components in FastNet tab those use host and port , but which host and which port ????!!!!
I just want my delphi5 application to send mail to an internet address like (alim_maze@hotmail.com)and
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Mr. wimmeyvaert
I respect you since you anderstand what I mean ..
exactly .. this is the reason and use which I want this comp. for ,tracing and alerting me on something occures ...
I am waiting ..
I respect you since you anderstand what I mean ..
exactly .. this is the reason and use which I want this comp. for ,tracing and alerting me on something occures ...
I am waiting ..
ASKER
Mr. The Mayor, am listening ..
alim_maze,
to find out the host and port, just open Outlook and
look at the connections under Tools -> Options or look under Tools -> Email Accounts.
Copy the "outgoing mail server" and use the same port
which will probably be SMTP (i.e 25).
The code is pretty simple - take a look at the sample
applications...
with SMTPClient1 do
begin
Host := 'smtp.myisp.com';
Port := 'smtp';
HdrTo := 'alim_maze@myisp.com';
HdrFrom := 'delphi_app@mypc.dbg';
HdrSubject := 'Auto Log info';
Message.Lines.Add('An error occurred at 1654 PM');
Send;
end;
rondi.
to find out the host and port, just open Outlook and
look at the connections under Tools -> Options or look under Tools -> Email Accounts.
Copy the "outgoing mail server" and use the same port
which will probably be SMTP (i.e 25).
The code is pretty simple - take a look at the sample
applications...
with SMTPClient1 do
begin
Host := 'smtp.myisp.com';
Port := 'smtp';
HdrTo := 'alim_maze@myisp.com';
HdrFrom := 'delphi_app@mypc.dbg';
HdrSubject := 'Auto Log info';
Message.Lines.Add('An error occurred at 1654 PM');
Send;
end;
rondi.
Hi,
Finally back again... Sorry for the delay.
The component I use is TMapiControl.
Give me your email-address and I'll send you the component.
Best regards,
The Mayor
Finally back again... Sorry for the delay.
The component I use is TMapiControl.
Give me your email-address and I'll send you the component.
Best regards,
The Mayor
ASKER
The Mayor ..
it's very nice that you back !
please, mail me on Alim_maze@hotmail.com
thank's ..
it's very nice that you back !
please, mail me on Alim_maze@hotmail.com
thank's ..
Hi Alim,
I just sent you the component.
Please let me know if you have received it.
In case of problems, I'm glad to help you out.
The Mayor.
I just sent you the component.
Please let me know if you have received it.
In case of problems, I'm glad to help you out.
The Mayor.
ASKER
The Mayor ...
am sorry , I don't find your message in my inbox , or mabe I deleted it by mistake , so please, resend me again ...
sorry again ..
alim.
am sorry , I don't find your message in my inbox , or mabe I deleted it by mistake , so please, resend me again ...
sorry again ..
alim.
Hi Alim,
The mail should be on its way again.
Let me know if you received it.
Best regards,
The Mayor.
The mail should be on its way again.
Let me know if you received it.
Best regards,
The Mayor.
ASKER
Mr. Mayor ..
I haven't reived any message from you till now !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!! !!!!!????? ?????????? ?????????? ?????????? ?????????? ?????????? ??????
my Email address is quite clear : (alim_maze@hotmail.com)
if you are sure you sent me on this address , just give me your Email address here as a comment in this page ....
..... it's incredable ! .......
I haven't reived any message from you till now !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
my Email address is quite clear : (alim_maze@hotmail.com)
if you are sure you sent me on this address , just give me your Email address here as a comment in this page ....
..... it's incredable ! .......
Hi Alim,
I don't have any clue why my email could not be delivered.
Anyway, try to email me at wim.meyvaert@eca.be
and I'll reply to you with the EMailComponent.
Best regards,
The Mayor
I don't have any clue why my email could not be delivered.
Anyway, try to email me at wim.meyvaert@eca.be
and I'll reply to you with the EMailComponent.
Best regards,
The Mayor
ASKER
ok Mayor , I did .
Hi Alim,
I have just replied to your mail.
I hope this time your receive it.
Let's hope for the best ,-)
Best regards,
The Mayor
I have just replied to your mail.
I hope this time your receive it.
Let's hope for the best ,-)
Best regards,
The Mayor
ASKER
No .. no , nevere !
oh ..
oh ..
I think it's a sign... ;)
Try www.rtfm.be/fpiette
Try www.rtfm.be/fpiette
Hi Alim,
I 'll try to find the site were I once downloaded it.
Be back ...
The Mayor.
I 'll try to find the site were I once downloaded it.
Be back ...
The Mayor.
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The Mayor.
am figuring out what you've sent ..
am figuring out what you've sent ..
ASKER
I had the component : MapiControl in a new tab : Testing
and I used it in the folowing code : (I called the component mc in my project)
(************) (******) (**********) (******************)
implementation
{$R *.DFM}
procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender : TObject);
begin
mc.Subject:='testing new component !';
mc.Body:='Hi baby .. it works !';
mc.FromName:='me !';
mc.FromAdress:='my address !';
mc.Recipients.Text:='alim_ maze@hotma il.com';
mc.Sendmail;
end;
procedure TForm1.MCSuccess(Sender: TObject);
begin
showmessage('sent successfully .');
end;
procedure TForm1.MCMapiError(Sender: TObject; ErrCode: Integer);
begin
showmessage('Error sending mail msg !');
end;
procedure TForm1.MCUserAbort(Sender: TObject);
begin
showmessage('User abort.');
end;
end.
(************) (******) (**********) (******************)
it does'nt work ! it gives a seding error from the event :
MCMapiError .
and according to above code it gives the message :
'Error sending mail msg !' when button1 is pressed .
I think you should send a demo !!
thank's for you
alim.
and I used it in the folowing code : (I called the component mc in my project)
(************) (******) (**********) (******************)
implementation
{$R *.DFM}
procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender
begin
mc.Subject:='testing new component !';
mc.Body:='Hi baby .. it works !';
mc.FromName:='me !';
mc.FromAdress:='my address !';
mc.Recipients.Text:='alim_
mc.Sendmail;
end;
procedure TForm1.MCSuccess(Sender: TObject);
begin
showmessage('sent successfully .');
end;
procedure TForm1.MCMapiError(Sender:
begin
showmessage('Error sending mail msg !');
end;
procedure TForm1.MCUserAbort(Sender:
begin
showmessage('User abort.');
end;
end.
(************) (******) (**********) (******************)
it does'nt work ! it gives a seding error from the event :
MCMapiError .
and according to above code it gives the message :
'Error sending mail msg !' when button1 is pressed .
I think you should send a demo !!
thank's for you
alim.
Hi Alim,
Here is a demo-project (source-code).
Place a Button + Mail-Component on the form, and then paste
the entire code in the Form-unit (paste it over the existing code in the unit).
/***start***/
unit Unit1;
interface
uses
Windows, Messages, SysUtils, Classes, Graphics, Controls, Forms, Dialogs,
Comp_MapiControl, StdCtrls;
type
TForm1 = class(TForm)
Button1: TButton;
MapiControl1: TMapiControl;
procedure FormCreate(Sender: TObject);
procedure FormDestroy(Sender: TObject);
procedure Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
private
{ Private declarations }
tstrTo : TStringList;
tstrCc : TstringList;
tstrBCc : TstringList;
tstrAtt : TstringList;
strSubject : String;
strBody : String;
procedure SendEMail(tstrTo, tstrCc, tstrBcc,tstrAttachments: TStringList; strSubject, strBody: String);
procedure FillMailSettings;
public
{ Public declarations }
end;
var
Form1: TForm1;
implementation
{$R *.DFM}
procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject);
begin
FillMailSettings;
end;
procedure TForm1.FormDestroy(Sender: TObject);
begin
FreeAndNil(tstrTo);
FreeAndNil(tstrCc);
FreeAndNil(tstrBCc);
FreeAndNil(tstrAtt);
end;
procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender : TObject);
begin
SendEMail(tstrTo,tstrCc,ts trBCc,tstr Att,strSub ject,strBo dy);
end;
procedure TForm1.FillMailSettings;
begin
{ Create all the stringlists }
tstrTo := TStringList.Create;
tstrTo.Clear;
tstrCc := TStringList.Create;
tstrCc.Clear;
tstrBCc := TStringList.Create;
tstrBcc.Clear;
tstrAtt := TStringList.Create;
tstrAtt.Clear;
{ Fill the stringlists and strings }
tstrTo.Add('wim.meyvaert@e ca.be');
tstrCc.Add('johan.vandevyv ere@eca.be ');
strSubject := 'Testing the mail-component ..';
strBody := 'BODY OF THE TESTMAIL';
end;
procedure TForm1.SendEMail(tstrTo, tstrCc, tstrBcc,
tstrAttachments: TStringList; strSubject, strBody: String);
begin
With MapiControl1 do
begin
Try
{ Fill the values. }
Recipients.Assign(tstrTo);
CopyTo.Assign(tstrCc);
BlindCopyTo.Assign(tstrBcc );
Subject := strSubject;
Body := strBody;
AttachedFiles.Assign(tstrA ttachments );
{ Send the EMail. }
Sendmail;
except
raise;
end;
end;
end;
end.
/***stop***/
Best regards,
The Mayor
The Mayor
Here is a demo-project (source-code).
Place a Button + Mail-Component on the form, and then paste
the entire code in the Form-unit (paste it over the existing code in the unit).
/***start***/
unit Unit1;
interface
uses
Windows, Messages, SysUtils, Classes, Graphics, Controls, Forms, Dialogs,
Comp_MapiControl, StdCtrls;
type
TForm1 = class(TForm)
Button1: TButton;
MapiControl1: TMapiControl;
procedure FormCreate(Sender: TObject);
procedure FormDestroy(Sender: TObject);
procedure Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
private
{ Private declarations }
tstrTo : TStringList;
tstrCc : TstringList;
tstrBCc : TstringList;
tstrAtt : TstringList;
strSubject : String;
strBody : String;
procedure SendEMail(tstrTo, tstrCc, tstrBcc,tstrAttachments: TStringList; strSubject, strBody: String);
procedure FillMailSettings;
public
{ Public declarations }
end;
var
Form1: TForm1;
implementation
{$R *.DFM}
procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject);
begin
FillMailSettings;
end;
procedure TForm1.FormDestroy(Sender:
begin
FreeAndNil(tstrTo);
FreeAndNil(tstrCc);
FreeAndNil(tstrBCc);
FreeAndNil(tstrAtt);
end;
procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender
begin
SendEMail(tstrTo,tstrCc,ts
end;
procedure TForm1.FillMailSettings;
begin
{ Create all the stringlists }
tstrTo := TStringList.Create;
tstrTo.Clear;
tstrCc := TStringList.Create;
tstrCc.Clear;
tstrBCc := TStringList.Create;
tstrBcc.Clear;
tstrAtt := TStringList.Create;
tstrAtt.Clear;
{ Fill the stringlists and strings }
tstrTo.Add('wim.meyvaert@e
tstrCc.Add('johan.vandevyv
strSubject := 'Testing the mail-component ..';
strBody := 'BODY OF THE TESTMAIL';
end;
procedure TForm1.SendEMail(tstrTo, tstrCc, tstrBcc,
tstrAttachments: TStringList; strSubject, strBody: String);
begin
With MapiControl1 do
begin
Try
{ Fill the values. }
Recipients.Assign(tstrTo);
CopyTo.Assign(tstrCc);
BlindCopyTo.Assign(tstrBcc
Subject := strSubject;
Body := strBody;
AttachedFiles.Assign(tstrA
{ Send the EMail. }
Sendmail;
except
raise;
end;
end;
end;
end.
/***stop***/
Best regards,
The Mayor
The Mayor
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Hello Mayor ..
it gives error , generaterd from OnMAPIEroor event of your component !
....
it gives error , generaterd from OnMAPIEroor event of your component !
....
ASKER
even your demo does'nt work !
I expect that you had used it and succeed before ?! had'nt you ?
I expect that you had used it and succeed before ?! had'nt you ?
ASKER
listen ,your component works , but it runs MicroSoft Outlook.
my application needs to send mail automaticcally,I don't want to be sit down and confirming messages and pressing buttons of the outlook forms , I want to make it send automatically when acertain event occurs ,,
you are very closed from my target ..
my application needs to send mail automaticcally,I don't want to be sit down and confirming messages and pressing buttons of the outlook forms , I want to make it send automatically when acertain event occurs ,,
you are very closed from my target ..
I know the component makes use of the default Email-software, AND it has to be active (started) too.
I'm afraid I' can't help you out if you really have to send EMails without any email-software at all.
Maybe you can find components who do that on
Torry : www.torry.ru
or
Delphi Super Pages : http://delphi.icm.edu.pl/
Or
on the following sites, there is some code to do email :
http://www.delphi3000.com/articles/article_1243.asp
or
http://www.swissdelphicenter.ch/en/showcode.php?id=117
or
http://www.visualbuilder.com/sourcecode/viewcode.asp?id=169
Hope to be of some help anyway.
The Mayor.
I'm afraid I' can't help you out if you really have to send EMails without any email-software at all.
Maybe you can find components who do that on
Torry : www.torry.ru
or
Delphi Super Pages : http://delphi.icm.edu.pl/
Or
on the following sites, there is some code to do email :
http://www.delphi3000.com/articles/article_1243.asp
or
http://www.swissdelphicenter.ch/en/showcode.php?id=117
or
http://www.visualbuilder.com/sourcecode/viewcode.asp?id=169
Hope to be of some help anyway.
The Mayor.
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checking that ..
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The Mayor ,I belive you did your best till now ..
all codes that advice to use NMSMTP|Fast net needs some information to run the aplication properly :-
-------------------------- -------
NMSMTP1.Host := 'mail.host.com';
// is it the physical host name of our Mail Exchange server that found in Network Properities (I mean the Computer host name) ????
or what is it ?? NMSMTP1.Host =????
-------------------------- ---------
NMSMTP1.UserID := 'username';
// is it the user address Like : (SMTP:Mohdaa@Sudatel.net)
// or it is the network user ID of the domain??
//or what (NMSMTP1.UserID := ??)
-------------------------- ---------- ---------- -------
NMSMTP1.Connect;
//yes ,after this procedure the exception "Host Lookup Failed appears"
-------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------
NMSMTP1.PostMessage.FromAd dress := 'webmaster@swissdelphicent er.ch';
NMSMTP1.PostMessage.ToAddr ess.Text := 'user@host.com';
NMSMTP1.PostMessage.Body.T ext := 'This is the message';
NMSMTP1.PostMessage.Subjec t := 'Mail subject';
NMSMTP1.SendMail;
showmessage('Mail sent !');
// I think this is a later stage !
-------------------------- -------
all codes that advice to use NMSMTP|Fast net needs some information to run the aplication properly :-
--------------------------
NMSMTP1.Host := 'mail.host.com';
// is it the physical host name of our Mail Exchange server that found in Network Properities (I mean the Computer host name) ????
or what is it ?? NMSMTP1.Host =????
--------------------------
NMSMTP1.UserID := 'username';
// is it the user address Like : (SMTP:Mohdaa@Sudatel.net)
// or it is the network user ID of the domain??
//or what (NMSMTP1.UserID := ??)
--------------------------
NMSMTP1.Connect;
//yes ,after this procedure the exception "Host Lookup Failed appears"
--------------------------
NMSMTP1.PostMessage.FromAd
NMSMTP1.PostMessage.ToAddr
NMSMTP1.PostMessage.Body.T
NMSMTP1.PostMessage.Subjec
NMSMTP1.SendMail;
showmessage('Mail sent !');
// I think this is a later stage !
--------------------------
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The Mayor ,I belive you did your best till now ..
all codes that advice to use NMSMTP|Fast net needs some information to run the aplication properly :-
-------------------------- -------
NMSMTP1.Host := 'mail.host.com';
// is it the physical host name of our Mail Exchange server that found in Network Properities (I mean the Computer host name) ????
or what is it ?? NMSMTP1.Host =????
-------------------------- ---------
NMSMTP1.UserID := 'username';
// is it the user address Like : (SMTP:Mohdaa@Sudatel.net)
// or it is the network user ID of the domain??
//or what (NMSMTP1.UserID := ??)
-------------------------- ---------- ---------- -------
NMSMTP1.Connect;
//yes ,after this procedure the exception "Host Lookup Failed appears"
-------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------
NMSMTP1.PostMessage.FromAd dress := 'webmaster@swissdelphicent er.ch';
NMSMTP1.PostMessage.ToAddr ess.Text := 'user@host.com';
NMSMTP1.PostMessage.Body.T ext := 'This is the message';
NMSMTP1.PostMessage.Subjec t := 'Mail subject';
NMSMTP1.SendMail;
showmessage('Mail sent !');
// I think this is a later stage !
-------------------------- -------
all codes that advice to use NMSMTP|Fast net needs some information to run the aplication properly :-
--------------------------
NMSMTP1.Host := 'mail.host.com';
// is it the physical host name of our Mail Exchange server that found in Network Properities (I mean the Computer host name) ????
or what is it ?? NMSMTP1.Host =????
--------------------------
NMSMTP1.UserID := 'username';
// is it the user address Like : (SMTP:Mohdaa@Sudatel.net)
// or it is the network user ID of the domain??
//or what (NMSMTP1.UserID := ??)
--------------------------
NMSMTP1.Connect;
//yes ,after this procedure the exception "Host Lookup Failed appears"
--------------------------
NMSMTP1.PostMessage.FromAd
NMSMTP1.PostMessage.ToAddr
NMSMTP1.PostMessage.Body.T
NMSMTP1.PostMessage.Subjec
NMSMTP1.SendMail;
showmessage('Mail sent !');
// I think this is a later stage !
--------------------------
What exactly do you want to know ?
I don't know much about the NMSMTP-Component, so maybe
another expert can help you out here.
The Mayor
I don't know much about the NMSMTP-Component, so maybe
another expert can help you out here.
The Mayor
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- very nice about running contintneously and discreetly ..
actually my PC is connected to internet all the time through proxy and I don't shut down it ..
- about using MS Outlook : I don't know how to use it ??!!
and I need to know how to use it ,because I have already outlook installed in my office.
- also I need a custom tool to use independently of outlook
I didn't find "TSMTPClient" in the mentioned page.