NSMailDelivery.h

Overview

NSMailDelivery.h includes the class NSMailDelivery, which allows applications to send email using Mail.



Classes

NSMailDelivery

class to enable delivery of an email message using Mail.



Globals

NSASCIIMailFormat

String constants used to specify the format in the +deliverMessage:headers:format:protocol: method.

NSMIMEMailFormat

String constants used to specify the format in the +deliverMessage:headers:format:protocol: method.

NSSendmailDeliveryProtocol

Sendmail is no longer a supported sending protocol. Invoking deliveryMessage:headers:format:protocol: with this protocol specified will immediately return NO and the message will not be delivered.

NSSMTPDeliveryProtocol

String constants used to specify the delivery protocol in the +deliverMessage:headers:format:protocol: method.


NSASCIIMailFormat


String constants used to specify the format in the +deliverMessage:headers:format:protocol: method.

See Also:

NSMIMEMailFormat

MESSAGE_EXPORT NSString *NSMIMEMailFormat;  

Availability
Introduced in Mac OS X v10.0, but later deprecated in Mac OS X v10.5.

NSMIMEMailFormat


String constants used to specify the format in the +deliverMessage:headers:format:protocol: method.

See Also:

NSASCIIMailFormat

MESSAGE_EXPORT NSString *NSMIMEMailFormat;  

Availability
Introduced in Mac OS X v10.0, but later deprecated in Mac OS X v10.5.

NSSendmailDeliveryProtocol


Sendmail is no longer a supported sending protocol. Invoking deliveryMessage:headers:format:protocol: with this protocol specified will immediately return NO and the message will not be delivered.

MESSAGE_EXPORT NSString *NSSendmailDeliveryProtocol;  

Availability
Introduced in Mac OS X v10.0, but later deprecated in Mac OS X v10.5.

NSSMTPDeliveryProtocol


String constants used to specify the delivery protocol in the +deliverMessage:headers:format:protocol: method.

MESSAGE_EXPORT NSString *NSSMTPDeliveryProtocol;  

Availability
Introduced in Mac OS X v10.0, but later deprecated in Mac OS X v10.5.

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Last Updated: 2009-04-17