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CreateEmail

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Content:
- Methods

The Email component allows us to send and receive emails without user interaction.

eml = app.CreateEmail( account, password ) → app object: Email

Example - Example

function OnStart()
{
    email = app.CreateEmail( "mymail@gmail.com", "MyPass" );
    email.SetSMTP( "smtp.gmail.com", 465 );
    email.SetOnStatus( email_OnStatus );

    app.ShowProgress( "Sending..." );
    email.Send( "My Subjewct", "My Content", "mymail@yahoo.com", "myothermail@gmail.com" );
}

function email_OnStatus( status )
{
    app.HideProgress();
    app.ShowPopup( status );
}

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Methods

The following methods are available on the Email object:

GetType() → string: “Email”

Receive( folder, maxCount, filter )

Send( subject, body, sender, recipients, attach )

SetIMAP( server, port )

SetOnMessage( callback )

SetOnStatus( callback )

SetSMTP( server, port )

string

number: integer

number: integer: 993 or 995

number: integer: 465 or 578 or 587

string: path to file or folder ( “/absolute/...” or “relative/...” )

string: “email”

string: “password”

string: “email address”

string: “imap/pop.gmail.com” or “imap/pop.mail.yahoo.com” or “imap/pop.gmx.net”

string: “smtp.gmail.com”, “smtp.mail.yahoo.com”, “mail.gmx.net”

object: { from, to, cc, subject, body }

function( data )

function( status )

eml.GetType
Returns the control class name.

eml.Receive
Start receiving emails from a given folder.

eml.Send
Send an email to someone.

eml.SetIMAP
Set IMAP or POP3 settings for receiving messages.

eml.SetOnMessage
Define a callback function which is called when a message is received.

eml.SetOnStatus
Define a callback function which is called when a status changed.

eml.SetSMTP
Set SMTP settings for sending messages.