ExEMail is a comprehensive SMTP tool that offers full control over email communication. It enables users to manage and send emails efficiently, ensuring secure and reliable message delivery.
ExEMail is a software built from the ground up using 100% ATL-based code. It can be dropped into any language that supports ActiveX, which enables an application to support full mail and file attachment transfers. The software is fully SMTP RFC-compliant and provides support for binary (MIME) attachments and HTML email.
What sets ExEMail apart from other SMTP controls on the market? ExEMail is able to find the mail server responsible for delivering a message based on the recipient's email address via a DNS server query. Additionally, ExEMail supports both block or non-blocking mode and provides a range of events for real-time updates on email message delivery. The software's object model is intuitive, rich and flexible, offering a seamless experience for users.
To deliver an email message using ExEMail, the following steps are taken:
1. The component sends a query to the DNS server to retrieve a list of SMTP hosts responsible for the recipient's domain.
2. Based on the DNS's response, the component tries to deliver the email message to each SMTP server found.
3. The component prepares and sends the information about the sender and recipient's email addresses to the SMTP server.
4. If the server accepts the sender and recipients, it prepares the message's data and sends it.
Overall, users can expect a reliable and efficient experience when using ExEMail for their email transfer needs.
What sets ExEMail apart from other SMTP controls on the market? ExEMail is able to find the mail server responsible for delivering a message based on the recipient's email address via a DNS server query. Additionally, ExEMail supports both block or non-blocking mode and provides a range of events for real-time updates on email message delivery. The software's object model is intuitive, rich and flexible, offering a seamless experience for users.
To deliver an email message using ExEMail, the following steps are taken:
1. The component sends a query to the DNS server to retrieve a list of SMTP hosts responsible for the recipient's domain.
2. Based on the DNS's response, the component tries to deliver the email message to each SMTP server found.
3. The component prepares and sends the information about the sender and recipient's email addresses to the SMTP server.
4. If the server accepts the sender and recipients, it prepares the message's data and sends it.
Overall, users can expect a reliable and efficient experience when using ExEMail for their email transfer needs.
What's New
Version 1.0: N/A