Re: Can NSMailDelivery be configured programmatically?

FROM : Birch Browning
DATE : Sun Jun 04 06:03:07 2006

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> Date: Sat, 3 Jun 2006 13:04:28 -0500
>  From: Derrick Bass <<email_removed>>
> Subject: Re: Can NSMailDelivery be configured programmatically?
> To: Apple Cocoa List <<email_removed>>
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> On Jun 3, 2006, at 4:00 AM, Andrew Farmer wrote:
>

>> The fact is, unfortunately, that there's really no good way to 
>> script the
>> sending of
>> mail from a Cocoa application. If you're using mail as a method of
>> "calling home",

>
> That's quite unfortunate. IIRC, when you first set up a Mac, the 
> setup
> programs asks you for your ISP settings, so I was hoping that I 
> could tap
> into that interface. I also seem to recall that in a  previous
> version of Mac
> OS X, these settings were in a System  Preferences pane.
>
> Anyway, the application is not phoning home. It is facilitating work 
> on a
> group project that has some parts that require long  computations. So
> it
> performs a long task and then notifies whomever  the user wanted when
> the
> task is done, so that the next person who  needs to work on the
> project knows
> that their piece is ready to be  worked on.
>
> Derrick


Check out the Pantomime Framework at
http://www.collaboration-world.com/pantomime

There are sample programs (POP, IMAP & SMTP I believe).

Boomer