ExEMail is a software package that provides complete control over Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP). It enables users to manage and send email messages efficiently.
The ExEMail is a powerful software built from the ground up using 100% ATL-based code. Its compatibility with any language supporting ActiveX allows the software to support full mail and file attachment transfers. ExEmail is fully SMTP RFC-compliant, providing support for binary (MIME) attachments and HTML email.
What stands out about the ExEMail is its ability to find the mail server where the message should be sent by querying a DNS server with the recipient's email address. The software supports block or non-blocking mode and offers a range of events to let the user know the status of the email message delivery. Its object model arrangement is intuitive, rich and flexible.
To deliver an email message using the ExEMail, the following steps should be followed:
1. The ExEMail software sends a query to the DNS server to get the SMTP hosts responsible for the domain recipient's email address.
2. Based on DNS's response, the component attempts to send the email message through each SMTP server found.
3. The software prepares and sends information about the sender and recipients' email addresses to the SMTP server.
4. If the SMTP server accepts the sender and recipients, ExEMail prepares the message's data and sends it without setbacks.
In conclusion, ExEmail software stands out as a reliable, user-friendly and efficient SMTP control software for mail and file attachment transfers.
What stands out about the ExEMail is its ability to find the mail server where the message should be sent by querying a DNS server with the recipient's email address. The software supports block or non-blocking mode and offers a range of events to let the user know the status of the email message delivery. Its object model arrangement is intuitive, rich and flexible.
To deliver an email message using the ExEMail, the following steps should be followed:
1. The ExEMail software sends a query to the DNS server to get the SMTP hosts responsible for the domain recipient's email address.
2. Based on DNS's response, the component attempts to send the email message through each SMTP server found.
3. The software prepares and sends information about the sender and recipients' email addresses to the SMTP server.
4. If the SMTP server accepts the sender and recipients, ExEMail prepares the message's data and sends it without setbacks.
In conclusion, ExEmail software stands out as a reliable, user-friendly and efficient SMTP control software for mail and file attachment transfers.
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