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2005-10-26 12:23:48 PM
cppbuilder57
Hi,
I'm using BCB 6 with Indy 9 and I need help to send e-mails with a
text/plain and text/html parts in the same message.
I'm using this code but it's not working for me:
SMTP->Connect();
TIdMessage *IdMessage1 = new TIdMessage(NULL);
IdMessage1->IsEncoded = true;
IdMessage1->ContentType = "multipart/alternative";
TIdText *aTextPart = new TIdText(IdMessage1->MessageParts,NULL);
aTextPart->ContentType = "text/plain";
aTextPart->ContentTransfer = "quoted-printable";
aTextPart->Body->Add("This the plain text part!");
TIdText *aHtmlPart = new TIdText(IdMessage1->MessageParts,NULL);
aHtmlPart->ContentType = "text/html";
aHtmlPart->ContentTransfer = "quoted-printable";
mStream->Position = 0; // it contains the html code part
aHtmlPart->Body->LoadFromStream(mStream);
... regular stuff already tested for Recipients, Subject, FromName,
ReplyTo....
SMTP->Send(IdMessage1);
SMTP->Disconnect();
What could be wrong? Am I initializing the messageparts in the wrong
way?
Should I be using the IdMessage1->Body in some particular way? (here
I'm not initializing it)
Saulo I. Regis
 

With the code I presented in the previous message I'm receiving the
following message from my ISP SMTP Server (qmail)
****************************
MessageWall: SMTP/FATAL: Server sent a bare LF; please see
cr.yp.to/docs/smtplf.html
****************************
I changed the code line
aTextPart->Body->Add("This the plain text part!");
to
aTextPart->Body->Text = "This the plain text part!";
and the same fatal error comes from the SMTP Server.
What could be generating this error?
An advice, please...
Saulo I. Regis
 

Dear Saulo
I'm not sure if you already found a solution. But you could try thi
one
TIdMessage *lMessage
TIdText *lTextPart
IdSMTP1->AuthenticationType = atNone
IdSMTP1->Host = "mail.yourhost.com"
lMessage = new TIdMessage(this)
lMessage->Encoding = meMIME
lMessage->ContentType = "multipart/related"
lMessage->From->Address = " XXXX@XXXXX.COM "
lMessage->Subject = "Give your subject"
lMessage->Recipients->EMailAddresses
" XXXX@XXXXX.COM "
//lMessage->Priority = mpHigh; //mpHighest
lMessage->Body->Clear()
// Use this part for users who don't use e-mailclients with htm
suppor
lTextPart = new TIdText(lMessage->MessageParts, NULL)
lTextPart->Body->Text = "Your content in plaintext"
lTextPart->ContentType = "text/plain";
// Your message using htm
lTextPart = new TIdText(lMessage->MessageParts, NULL)
lTextPart->Body->Text = "Your content in html"
lTextPart->ContentType = "text/html"
IdSMTP1->Connect()
IdSMTP1->Send(lMessage)
IdSMTP1->Disconnect()
Good luck
PiSymbo
 

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