Re: NSMailDelivery now in deprecation w/Leopard

FROM : Martin Redington
DATE : Sun Nov 04 02:27:48 2007

I've been using SMTPMailDelivery, which is part of Claus Broch's 
ILCrashReporter for this.

Seems to work pretty well, although there's no SSL support ...

On 3 Nov 2007, at 13:37, Chris Heimark wrote:

> Excellent - thanks for the great tip. Now I just need to figure out 
> how to add
> a 3rd part framework to my dev environment ;-)
>

>>> I am successfully using NSMailDelivery API under Tiger.
>>>
>>> But I have noticed its' deprecation under Leopard. The doc's are
>>> very thin on NSMailDelivery and do not mention the alternatives, if
>>> any.
>>>
>>> Has Apple taken away my (Cocoa) ability to programmatically email
>>> with attachments, in the background, with no alternative provided?
>>>
>>> Thanks for your answers in advance.
>>>
>>> Chris

>>
>> If I remember correctly, NSMailDelivery was never really intended to
>> be used by 3rd parties, people just started to use it because it was
>> there.
>>
>> You might want to check out EDMessage in http://www.mulle-
>> kybernetik.com/software/EDFrameworks/ instead.

>
> ALSO, I will look into this, though my application doesn't want to 
> involve Mail
> or any other email client on the sending side. It just expects to 
> talk to an SMTP
> server in the background. Recipients of email attachment will be 
> expected to
> receive (using any mail client), detach and double click 
> attachment, to run
> my application which will decode attachment.
>

>> I thought the new Apple Scripting Bridge was intended to make it
>> easier to do things like send mail through the Apple Mail 
>> Application.
>>
>> http://developer.apple.com/documentation/Cocoa/Conceptual/
>> ScriptingBridgeConcepts/
>>
>>

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