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Allows adding headers to the messages. V1.63 - Fixes an issue with SMTP mails with attachments. The closing boundary was previously missing. V1.62 - Fixes an issue with SMTP in StartTLS mode. V1.61 - Fixes an issue in SMTP related to the content encoding not being set in multipart messages. V1.60
link: Some users of my app (3 out of 10) are reporting this error when sending an email with SMTP. org.apache.commoms.net.smtp.SMTPConnectionClosedExceptio
link: Hi Erel and everyone I want to send two different emails(not the same body, and not the same address and one without attachment) at once(one after ano
link: Hi, I've been using this library to send smtp emails thru smpt.gmail.com, unfortunately, they are not getting delivered. server: smtp.gmail.com por

Yes, the library makes a lot of process to put the attachments on the mail even with javaobject it is not possible
link: This command require a directory and a filename. How to use other data, for example a list of string ? Do I have to create a temporary file, fill it w

Use this sub if you need to send mail with attachments: 'Each item in the Attachments list is an array with the file directory and name. Sub CreateHtmlAndAttachmentsBody (smtp As SMTP, Html As String, Attachments As List) Dim sb As StringBuilder sb.Initialize Dim eol As String = Chr(13)
link: Encoding the html text with base64 avoids encoding issues, especially with MS Outlook. This code is compatible with B4A and B4J: Dim su As StringUtil

Hi guys, I am sending attachments with Chinese filenames using SMTP. But the received attachments' names are wrong. Which is like this: 璇曢.docx, while it should look like this:试题.docx. I am running this program on a Chinese windows 10. I think it is an encoding problem. How can I fix this? th
link: The Net library uses UTF8 as the encoding. I guess that your mail server doesn't. Worth testing with several mail servers.

The example in the FileProvider Thread does show how to send an email with Attachment. If you do not want o use an Intent then all you can do is to use SMTP. With your credentials hardcoded. Or even with different usernames for each customer. This is more work though.
link: Hi, Yes. I can use SMTP to send mail but it will be OK when basic app will be only for myself. In my case app is made for customers and will be hard t
link: Now I got your intention. if you would like to sent a pdf to your mailbox in silence, you can use smtp to do that instead of using intent.

Hallo, with following code i can send an Email with ONE Attachment Dim SMTP As SMTP .... .... SMTP.Initialize("smtp.gmail.com", 587, "sender@gmail.com", "xxxxx", "SMTP") SMTP.StartTLSMode = True SMTP.To.Add("xxxxxx@googlemail.com") SMTP.Subject = "Subject-Text " SMTP.Body = "Body-Text"" SMTP.Add

Hallo zusammen, ich habe gerade mal wieder ein kleines Problemchen. Ich lasse mir eine MP3-Datei als Anhang einer E-Mail über den folgenden Code senden: SMTP.Initialize("mail.xy.de", 25, "meine@xy.de", "passwort","SMPT") SMTP.To.Add("meine@xy.de") SMTP.UseSSL = False SMTP.Subject
link: Nein, wirst Du NIEMALS umgehen können! ALLE Mails mit Binären Daten im Anhang werden immer im base64 Format übertragen. Es ist Aufgabe des Empfangen
link: wie lässt meine@xy.de sich denn die Mail anzeigen? Ist das ein enailprogramm? Oder rufst DU die mail mit b4x über die smtp-komponente ab?

See SMTP object from jNet library.

Private Sub btnSendEmail_Click Wait For (FileHandler1.Load("*/*", "Choose file")) Complete (Result1 As LoadResult) If Result1.Success Then Private fDir, fName As String fName = Result1.FileName fDir = Result1.Dir SMTP1.To.Add("example@gmail.com") SMTP
link: File.Copy(fDir, fName, xui.DefaultFolder, Result1.RealName) SMTP1.AddAttachment(xui.DefaultFolder, Result1.RealName)

Hi Everyone. In my last project I needed an email function. I decided to use the NET Lib to send mails via SMTP. If you use messages with attachments, there is nothing special to discuss, but without attachments it is a little bit tricky. The reason for attention is the SMPT/MIME Type "Quoted-Printa

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