Rudimentary class to send email from code. More...

Public Member Functions
const char *	Send (const char hostAddress, unsigned short hostPort, const char sender, const char recipient, const char senderName, const char recipientName, const char subject, const char body, FileList attachedFiles, bool doPrintf, const char *password)
	Sends an email.
int	Base64Encoding (const char inputData, int dataLength, char outputData, const char *base64Map)
Protected Member Functions
const char *	GetResponse (TCPInterface *tcpInterface, const SystemAddress &emailServer, bool doPrintf)

Detailed Description

Rudimentary class to send email from code.

Definition at line 20 of file EmailSender.h.

Member Function Documentation

int EmailSender::Base64Encoding	(	const char *	inputData,
		int	dataLength,
		char *	outputData,
		const char *	base64Map
	)

Definition at line 359 of file EmailSender.cpp.

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const char * EmailSender::GetResponse	(	TCPInterface *	tcpInterface,
		const SystemAddress &	emailServer,
		bool	doPrintf
	)			`[protected]`

Definition at line 304 of file EmailSender.cpp.

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Sends an email.

Parameters:

`[in]`	hostAddress	The address of the email server.
`[in]`	hostPort	The port of the email server (usually 25)
`[in]`	sender	The email address you are sending from.
`[in]`	recipient	The email address you are sending to.
`[in]`	senderName	The email address you claim to be sending from
`[in]`	recipientName	The email address you claim to be sending to
`[in]`	subject	Email subject
`[in]`	body	Email body
`[in]`	attachedFiles	List of files to attach to the email. (Can be 0 to send none).
`[in]`	doPrintf	true to output SMTP info to console(for debugging?)
`[in]`	password	Used if the server uses AUTHENTICATE PLAIN over TLS (such as gmail)

Definition at line 25 of file EmailSender.cpp.

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