mronge@mronges-macbook-pro-15.local
29 lines
1.2 KiB
Objective-C
29 lines
1.2 KiB
Objective-C
#import <Cocoa/Cocoa.h>
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/*!
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@class CTSMTPConnection
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This is not a class you instantiate! It has only one class method, and that is all you need to send e-mail.
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First use CTCoreMessage to compose an e-mail and then pass the e-mail to the method sendMessage: with
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the necessary server settings and CTSMTPConnection will send the message.
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*/
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@class CTCoreMessage, CTCoreAddress;
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@interface CTSMTPConnection : NSObject {
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}
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/*!
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@abstract This method...it sends e-mail.
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@param message Just pass in a CTCoreMessage which has the body, subject, from, to etc. that you want
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@param server The server address
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@param username The username, if there is none then pass in an empty string. For some servers you may
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have to specify the username as username@domain
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@param password The password, if there is none then pass in an empty string.
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@param port The port to use, the standard port is 25
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@param useTLS Pass in YES, if you want to use SSL/TLS
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@param useAuth Pass in YES if you would like to use SASL authentication
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*/
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+ (void)sendMessage:(CTCoreMessage *)message server:(NSString *)server username:(NSString *)username
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password:(NSString *)password port:(unsigned int)port useTLS:(BOOL)tls useAuth:(BOOL)auth;
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@end
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