4D v13.2
SMTP_Host
- 4D Internet Commands
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- IC Send Mail
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- Sending Mail, Overview
- SMTP_AddHeader
- SMTP_Attachment
- SMTP_Auth
- SMTP_Bcc
- SMTP_Body
- SMTP_Cc
- SMTP_Charset
- SMTP_Clear
- SMTP_Comments
- SMTP_Date
- SMTP_Encrypted
- SMTP_From
- SMTP_GetPrefs
- SMTP_Host
- SMTP_InReplyTo
- SMTP_Keywords
- SMTP_New
- SMTP_QuickSendUpd
- SMTP_References
- SMTP_ReplyTo
- SMTP_SendUpd
- SMTP_Sender
- SMTP_SetPrefs
- SMTP_Subject
- SMTP_To
SMTP_Host
| SMTP_Host ( smtp_ID ; hostName ; deleteOption ) -> Function result | ||||||||
| Parameter | Type | Description | ||||||
| smtp_ID | Longint |
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Message reference | |||||
| hostName | String |
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Host name or IP address | |||||
| deleteOption | Integer |
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0 = Add or Replace, 1 = Delete | |||||
| Function result | Integer |
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Error Code | |||||
All mail created and sent from the SMTP commands must be directed to a specific SMTP server. 4D Internet Commands do not deliver mail directly to each recipient; it is delivered to the SMTP server specified by this command. The SMTP server is responsible for resolving address errors and scheduling the delivery of the message.
smtp_ID is the long integer reference to the mail message created with the SMTP_New command.
hostName is the host name or IP address of the SMTP server which will handle the distribution of the message.
deleteOption is an optional parameter which specifies whether to delete the current host setting. A value of zero will set the host to the value specified by hostName. A value of 1 will delete the Host specification for the message identified by smtp_ID. This is an optional parameter and will default to zero if not otherwise specified.
Product: 4D
Theme: IC Send Mail
Number:
88990
Created: 4D Internet Commands 6.5
