Examples of KFM.Smtp

KFM.Smtp
Sends a mail message via the SMTP protocol. Original in `$/KFM/java/external-src/MailServer/tools�. Notes by ThH:
Yes, the constructor *sends* a message.

Note that `send� does not massage the email message (header + empty line + body) in any way. You do not get MIME nor even header lines like `Subject: �, `To: � etc.. The only thing you get are are the header lines `From: � and `Date: �, which seem to be appended to the header lines somewhere else.

The interface of this class is extremely ugly and should be refactored. See `Portal_Appliation.sub_Category_Store_SendEmail� for sample use.

            if (tIndex != -1) {
                tFrom = tFrom.substring(0, tIndex);
            }


            // *Send* mail via Smtp class. Yes, really, the constructor *sends* a mail.
            Smtp tMail = new Smtp(mMailHost, mAdminMail, tFrom, tSmtpMessage, true);
        }
    }

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                this.makeZip(ttimestr);


                // inform user by email if requested
                if (mSmtpMessage != null)
                {
                    Smtp tMail = new Smtp(mMailHost, mAdminEmail, mFrom, mSmtpMessage, true);
                }


                // if the requested number of loops are processed, terminate
                tLoopCounter ++;
                if (mLoopInterval != -1 && tLoopCounter >= mLoopInterval)

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    {
        aMessage = "Subject: "+mMailSubject + ": "+ aEvent+"\n\n"
            + KFM_DateTimeService.createTimeStamp() + ": " + aMessage;


        // *Send* mail via Smtp class. Yes, really, the constructor *sends* a mail.
        Smtp tMail = new Smtp(mMailServer,
            mReceiversMailAddress,
            mSenderMailAddress,
            aMessage,
            true /*several recipients*/);
    }

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     protected void sendMail(int aCountResult){
         if (mSmtpMessage != null)
        {
            mSmtpMessage = Converter.replaceString("<resultcount>", Integer.toString(aCountResult), mSmtpMessage);
            mSmtpMessage = "Subject: " + mSmtpMessage + "\n\n" + mSmtpMessage + "\n";
            Smtp tMail = new Smtp(mMailHost, mAdminEmail, mFrom, mSmtpMessage, true);
        }


     }

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        assertTrue("mServer should not be null", mServer != null);
        assertTrue("mTo should not be null", mTo != null);
        assertTrue("mFrom should not be null", mFrom != null);


        Smtp tMail = new Smtp(
            mServer,
            mTo,
            mFrom,
            tData + tBody);


        assertTrue("Expected no problems sending mails, but some problem occured",
            tMail.result() /* isOK */);


        /* now we should make sure we received the mail via POP3, etc. */
    }

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        assertTrue("mServer should not be null", mServer != null);
        assertTrue("mTo should not be null", mToSeveral != null);
        assertTrue("mFrom should not be null", mFrom != null);


        Smtp tMail = new Smtp(
            mServer,
            mToSeveral,
            mFrom,
            tData + tBody,
            true /* to several receipients */);


        assertTrue("Expected no problems sending mails, but some problem occured",
            tMail.result() /* isOK */);


        /* now we should make sure we received the mail via POP3, etc. */
    }

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    {
        aMessage = "Subject: "+aSubject + ": "+ aEvent+"\n\n"
            + KFM_DateTimeService.createTimeStamp() + ": " + aMessage;


        // *Send* mail via Smtp class. Yes, really, the constructor *sends* a mail.
        Smtp tMail = new Smtp(mServletProps.MailHost,
            mServletProps.SCDHotlineEmail,
            mServletProps.SCDHotlineEmail,
            aMessage,
            true /*several recipients*/);
    }

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