Integrate WeOnlyDo! SmtpServer ActiveX control into your applications for a complete non-relaying Smtp server implementation, with ease.
This component supports all the commands defined in RFC2821, ensuring that you can use your favorite mail client, such as Outlook Express or Eudora, to send mail to other users on your network. What's more, you can simply add SmtpServer control to your form and add a few lines of code to set it up for use.
In instances where you don't want to add more code, this tool will still allow you to accept all emails and delete them instantly after the user disconnects. However, if you define a real filename on your disk, all the emails will be stored to that file for future reference.
If you are looking to create a real Smtp server application, you won't have to look any further as this tool offers native support for socket-related material. Smtp server will take care of all client and connection-related activities while you deal with messages.
When a new user connects to your Smtp server, you only need to provide a mechanism for storing the message posted by the user to a file on disk, or you can read it from the Body property and store it manually in a database. Keeping all emails in separate files is excellent for use with the WeOnlyDo! Smtp server. If you prefer to store them in one large file, this tool can still handle it by appending the emails to the specified file.
By using the WeOnlyDo! Pop3 server together with the Smtp server, you can create a powerful, fully maintained mail service application that will share emails within your company, receive them from the internet, and perform other functions. With this tool, you can even create emails for your employees on the fly and make Smtp store to the same files from where Pop3 reads them. Overall, the WeOnlyDo! SmtpServer ActiveX control is an excellent tool for developing powerful email applications.
Version 2.6.2:
2.6.2 January 15, 2018
Updated OpenSSL to 1.0.2n
Version 2.6.0:
2.5.1 March 1, 2011
* Relays.Add now accepts empty message, and creates one for you.
This is useful if you're using threading so you don't get marshalling errors
2.5.0 January 15, 2011
* IPv6 support
Version 2.5.7:
2.5.1 March 1, 2011
* Relays.Add now accepts empty message, and creates one for you.
This is useful if you're using threading so you don't get marshalling errors
2.5.0 January 15, 2011
* IPv6 support
Version 2.5.1:
2.5.1 March 1, 2011
* Relays.Add now accepts empty message, and creates one for you.
This is useful if you're using threading so you don't get marshalling errors
2.5.0 January 15, 2011
* IPv6 support
Version 2.4.1:
2.4.1 January 26, 2010
* Distribution now contains x86 and x64 binaries
Version 2.3.1:
2.3.1 November 16, 2007
* MX records are now sorted by their preference (lowest first), both when wodSmtpServer
attempts to deliver relayed message, and in DNSResponse event results
Version 2.3.0.0:
2.2.4 September 28, 2006
* TXT record can now be retrieved using QueryDNS method too (for example,
to obtain SPF record details for the sender)
Version 2.2.3.0: N/A
Version 2.2.2.0: N/A