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jtuchel
Hi,

I need to send mails from my Seaside-Server. So far, I managed to use ESMTP (which is not supported by VAST out of the box) and send HTML-Mails to single recipients.

But now I've hit a wall, and it seems like there's a lot of work ahead of me when it comes to:

  • Sending copies or blind copies of messages
  • Attaching PDF files (or any other file attachments) 
Both seem to be unsupported by SST. 

I know about E-Man, but it is somewhat unsupported. I know Marten keeps updating it for each VAST release, but I am reluctant to use E-Man, because it may be a dead-end due to the fact that it is more or less just kept alive as is (or better: was a decade ago or so). 

So does anybody have experiences with one of the above using SST?

The first one is probably easier than I might think. It seems like RFC 821 suggests I have to resend each copy/blind copy from my Application rather than just adding CC or BCC headers to the message headers (at least adding them doesn't have the desired effect).

A few moons ago, Instantiations mentioned that they'll be adding HTTP Multipart forms to SST (and thus to Seaside). From my understanding, mail attachments work pretty similar. So are there any plans to invest into SST's mail sending abilities any time soon?

Thanks for all kinds of comments, hints, pointers.

Joachim

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Re: SST and e-mails with Attachments and CC/BCC

Louis LaBrunda
Hi Joachim,

I have used TotallyObjects SocketSet http://www.totallyobjects.com/Sockset.htm for years.  I like it a lot.  It is getting a little old but it works well.  I have a few changes/fixes of my own that I will share.

I have sent emails to multiple addresses (one call to send all the email) but not copies or blind copies but don't see why it wouldn't work.

I have sent attachments including PDF files.

If you decide to use SocketSet, I can help with questions or sample code.

Lou

On Wednesday, July 10, 2013 5:19:56 AM UTC-4, [hidden email] wrote:
Hi,

I need to send mails from my Seaside-Server. So far, I managed to use ESMTP (which is not supported by VAST out of the box) and send HTML-Mails to single recipients.

But now I've hit a wall, and it seems like there's a lot of work ahead of me when it comes to:

  • Sending copies or blind copies of messages
  • Attaching PDF files (or any other file attachments) 
Both seem to be unsupported by SST. 

I know about E-Man, but it is somewhat unsupported. I know Marten keeps updating it for each VAST release, but I am reluctant to use E-Man, because it may be a dead-end due to the fact that it is more or less just kept alive as is (or better: was a decade ago or so). 

So does anybody have experiences with one of the above using SST?

The first one is probably easier than I might think. It seems like RFC 821 suggests I have to resend each copy/blind copy from my Application rather than just adding CC or BCC headers to the message headers (at least adding them doesn't have the desired effect).

A few moons ago, Instantiations mentioned that they'll be adding HTTP Multipart forms to SST (and thus to Seaside). From my understanding, mail attachments work pretty similar. So are there any plans to invest into SST's mail sending abilities any time soon?

Thanks for all kinds of comments, hints, pointers.

Joachim

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Re: SST and e-mails with Attachments and CC/BCC

Louis LaBrunda
Hi All,

My version of SocketSet is v6, the latest is v8, so it may not be a old as I think (sorry Dave).  I don't know if any of my changes have be added by TotallyObjects (at least some should be added if they haven't).

Lou

On Wednesday, July 10, 2013 10:59:22 AM UTC-4, Louis LaBrunda wrote:
Hi Joachim,

I have used TotallyObjects SocketSet http://www.totallyobjects.com/Sockset.htm for years.  I like it a lot.  It is getting a little old but it works well.  I have a few changes/fixes of my own that I will share.

I have sent emails to multiple addresses (one call to send all the email) but not copies or blind copies but don't see why it wouldn't work.

I have sent attachments including PDF files.

If you decide to use SocketSet, I can help with questions or sample code.

Lou

On Wednesday, July 10, 2013 5:19:56 AM UTC-4, [hidden email] wrote:
Hi,

I need to send mails from my Seaside-Server. So far, I managed to use ESMTP (which is not supported by VAST out of the box) and send HTML-Mails to single recipients.

But now I've hit a wall, and it seems like there's a lot of work ahead of me when it comes to:

  • Sending copies or blind copies of messages
  • Attaching PDF files (or any other file attachments) 
Both seem to be unsupported by SST. 

I know about E-Man, but it is somewhat unsupported. I know Marten keeps updating it for each VAST release, but I am reluctant to use E-Man, because it may be a dead-end due to the fact that it is more or less just kept alive as is (or better: was a decade ago or so). 

So does anybody have experiences with one of the above using SST?

The first one is probably easier than I might think. It seems like RFC 821 suggests I have to resend each copy/blind copy from my Application rather than just adding CC or BCC headers to the message headers (at least adding them doesn't have the desired effect).

A few moons ago, Instantiations mentioned that they'll be adding HTTP Multipart forms to SST (and thus to Seaside). From my understanding, mail attachments work pretty similar. So are there any plans to invest into SST's mail sending abilities any time soon?

Thanks for all kinds of comments, hints, pointers.

Joachim

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Re: SST and e-mails with Attachments and CC/BCC

David Pennington
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SocketSet is definitely the way to go. It will do all that you want including bcc etc. We have a small extra fix that sorts out html mail as well. It is kept up to date and checked against the latest releases. Buying it will give you e-mail support for 12 months.

It does much more than just e-mail. I have used it extensively for screen scraping web sites and grabbing web based jpegs using code. I have also used if for direct socket to socket data transfer across the web. Check out the details and the manual. These are at http://www.totallyobjects.com/Sockset.htm.

E-mail me at [hidden email] if you need more info or would like to buy it.

David

On Wednesday, July 10, 2013 10:19:56 AM UTC+1, [hidden email] wrote:
Hi,

I need to send mails from my Seaside-Server. So far, I managed to use ESMTP (which is not supported by VAST out of the box) and send HTML-Mails to single recipients.

But now I've hit a wall, and it seems like there's a lot of work ahead of me when it comes to:

  • Sending copies or blind copies of messages
  • Attaching PDF files (or any other file attachments) 
Both seem to be unsupported by SST. 

I know about E-Man, but it is somewhat unsupported. I know Marten keeps updating it for each VAST release, but I am reluctant to use E-Man, because it may be a dead-end due to the fact that it is more or less just kept alive as is (or better: was a decade ago or so). 

So does anybody have experiences with one of the above using SST?

The first one is probably easier than I might think. It seems like RFC 821 suggests I have to resend each copy/blind copy from my Application rather than just adding CC or BCC headers to the message headers (at least adding them doesn't have the desired effect).

A few moons ago, Instantiations mentioned that they'll be adding HTTP Multipart forms to SST (and thus to Seaside). From my understanding, mail attachments work pretty similar. So are there any plans to invest into SST's mail sending abilities any time soon?

Thanks for all kinds of comments, hints, pointers.

Joachim

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Re: SST and e-mails with Attachments and CC/BCC

Louis LaBrunda
Hi Dave,

Can I get a copy of the latest SocketSet manual.  The one accessible from the web site says version 5.5.

How hard is it to screen scrape web sites with SocketSet?

Lou

On Wednesday, July 10, 2013 3:52:16 PM UTC-4, David Pennington wrote:
SocketSet is definitely the way to go. It will do all that you want including bcc etc. We have a small extra fix that sorts out html mail as well. It is kept up to date and checked against the latest releases. Buying it will give you e-mail support for 12 months.

It does much more than just e-mail. I have used it extensively for screen scraping web sites and grabbing web based jpegs using code. I have also used if for direct socket to socket data transfer across the web. Check out the details and the manual. These are at http://www.totallyobjects.com/Sockset.htm.

E-mail me at <a href="javascript:" target="_blank" gdf-obfuscated-mailto="X_b5G-gANgEJ">da...@... if you need more info or would like to buy it.

David

On Wednesday, July 10, 2013 10:19:56 AM UTC+1, [hidden email] wrote:
Hi,

I need to send mails from my Seaside-Server. So far, I managed to use ESMTP (which is not supported by VAST out of the box) and send HTML-Mails to single recipients.

But now I've hit a wall, and it seems like there's a lot of work ahead of me when it comes to:

  • Sending copies or blind copies of messages
  • Attaching PDF files (or any other file attachments) 
Both seem to be unsupported by SST. 

I know about E-Man, but it is somewhat unsupported. I know Marten keeps updating it for each VAST release, but I am reluctant to use E-Man, because it may be a dead-end due to the fact that it is more or less just kept alive as is (or better: was a decade ago or so). 

So does anybody have experiences with one of the above using SST?

The first one is probably easier than I might think. It seems like RFC 821 suggests I have to resend each copy/blind copy from my Application rather than just adding CC or BCC headers to the message headers (at least adding them doesn't have the desired effect).

A few moons ago, Instantiations mentioned that they'll be adding HTTP Multipart forms to SST (and thus to Seaside). From my understanding, mail attachments work pretty similar. So are there any plans to invest into SST's mail sending abilities any time soon?

Thanks for all kinds of comments, hints, pointers.

Joachim

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Re: SST and e-mails with Attachments and CC/BCC

Dusty-2
Hi All

As mentioned, "A few moons ago, Instantiations mentioned that they'll be adding HTTP Multipart forms to SST (and thus to Seaside)."
Any progress on this?

KR
Dusty


On Wed, Jul 10, 2013 at 10:11 PM, Louis LaBrunda <[hidden email]> wrote:
Hi Dave,

Can I get a copy of the latest SocketSet manual.  The one accessible from the web site says version 5.5.

How hard is it to screen scrape web sites with SocketSet?

Lou

On Wednesday, July 10, 2013 3:52:16 PM UTC-4, David Pennington wrote:
SocketSet is definitely the way to go. It will do all that you want including bcc etc. We have a small extra fix that sorts out html mail as well. It is kept up to date and checked against the latest releases. Buying it will give you e-mail support for 12 months.

It does much more than just e-mail. I have used it extensively for screen scraping web sites and grabbing web based jpegs using code. I have also used if for direct socket to socket data transfer across the web. Check out the details and the manual. These are at http://www.totallyobjects.com/Sockset.htm.

E-mail me at [hidden email] if you need more info or would like to buy it.

David

On Wednesday, July 10, 2013 10:19:56 AM UTC+1, [hidden email] wrote:
Hi,

I need to send mails from my Seaside-Server. So far, I managed to use ESMTP (which is not supported by VAST out of the box) and send HTML-Mails to single recipients.

But now I've hit a wall, and it seems like there's a lot of work ahead of me when it comes to:

  • Sending copies or blind copies of messages
  • Attaching PDF files (or any other file attachments) 
Both seem to be unsupported by SST. 

I know about E-Man, but it is somewhat unsupported. I know Marten keeps updating it for each VAST release, but I am reluctant to use E-Man, because it may be a dead-end due to the fact that it is more or less just kept alive as is (or better: was a decade ago or so). 

So does anybody have experiences with one of the above using SST?

The first one is probably easier than I might think. It seems like RFC 821 suggests I have to resend each copy/blind copy from my Application rather than just adding CC or BCC headers to the message headers (at least adding them doesn't have the desired effect).

A few moons ago, Instantiations mentioned that they'll be adding HTTP Multipart forms to SST (and thus to Seaside). From my understanding, mail attachments work pretty similar. So are there any plans to invest into SST's mail sending abilities any time soon?

Thanks for all kinds of comments, hints, pointers.

Joachim

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Re: SST and e-mails with Attachments and CC/BCC

John O'Keefe-3
Dusty -
 
Yes, HTTP Servlet Multipart Forms (both Multipart/form and Multipart/mixed) will be in V8.6 (available 3Q2013), This support is inbound only in this release.
 
John

On Thursday, July 11, 2013 11:01:41 AM UTC-4, Dusty wrote:
Hi All

As mentioned, "A few moons ago, Instantiations mentioned that they'll be adding HTTP Multipart forms to SST (and thus to Seaside)."
Any progress on this?

KR
Dusty


On Wed, Jul 10, 2013 at 10:11 PM, Louis LaBrunda <<a href="javascript:" target="_blank" gdf-obfuscated-mailto="NE9Klw-Lp1MJ">L...@...> wrote:
Hi Dave,

Can I get a copy of the latest SocketSet manual.  The one accessible from the web site says version 5.5.

How hard is it to screen scrape web sites with SocketSet?

Lou

On Wednesday, July 10, 2013 3:52:16 PM UTC-4, David Pennington wrote:
SocketSet is definitely the way to go. It will do all that you want including bcc etc. We have a small extra fix that sorts out html mail as well. It is kept up to date and checked against the latest releases. Buying it will give you e-mail support for 12 months.

It does much more than just e-mail. I have used it extensively for screen scraping web sites and grabbing web based jpegs using code. I have also used if for direct socket to socket data transfer across the web. Check out the details and the manual. These are at http://www.totallyobjects.com/Sockset.htm.

E-mail me at [hidden email] if you need more info or would like to buy it.

David

On Wednesday, July 10, 2013 10:19:56 AM UTC+1, [hidden email] wrote:
Hi,

I need to send mails from my Seaside-Server. So far, I managed to use ESMTP (which is not supported by VAST out of the box) and send HTML-Mails to single recipients.

But now I've hit a wall, and it seems like there's a lot of work ahead of me when it comes to:

  • Sending copies or blind copies of messages
  • Attaching PDF files (or any other file attachments) 
Both seem to be unsupported by SST. 

I know about E-Man, but it is somewhat unsupported. I know Marten keeps updating it for each VAST release, but I am reluctant to use E-Man, because it may be a dead-end due to the fact that it is more or less just kept alive as is (or better: was a decade ago or so). 

So does anybody have experiences with one of the above using SST?

The first one is probably easier than I might think. It seems like RFC 821 suggests I have to resend each copy/blind copy from my Application rather than just adding CC or BCC headers to the message headers (at least adding them doesn't have the desired effect).

A few moons ago, Instantiations mentioned that they'll be adding HTTP Multipart forms to SST (and thus to Seaside). From my understanding, mail attachments work pretty similar. So are there any plans to invest into SST's mail sending abilities any time soon?

Thanks for all kinds of comments, hints, pointers.

Joachim

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