Alpha Release

The Alpha release of ASMailer supports multiple text emails to multiple recipients directly to an SMTP server that has a basic/default configuration. Because I have access to limited amount of SMTP mail servers, and I am not really a server guy, I have only test this class using two different servers. Both do not require authentication, or SSL connectivity, so my ability to implement those is limited, but I am working on it. If anyone can help with a connection to a mail server that requires authentication, or SSL connectivity please email me at: asmailer.support@gmail.com

To see a code example see the ASDocs, located at: http://omar.likesflex.com/projects/asmailer/docs

In the description for the ASMailer constructor there is a Flex code example. The code in the Script tag would work identically for Flash, except the init() method would be called somewhere else. Please post any issues you run into on the issue tracker at http://asmailer.riaforge.org so I can try to squash any bugs you run into as soon as I can. Thanks and enjoy!

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# Posted By Mary | 7/23/08 1:55 AM
Max's Gravatar Hi,

I'm trying to send e-mails from my comcast.net cable service to smtp.comcast.net...

The ASMailer doesn't go through, it freezes when sending e-mails and these are all the event messages that I can see:
Connected... event.type = smtp_connectionReady
Sending email 1 of 1
Setting recipient: maxglucksmann@hotmail.com
Sending message body...
disconnected...

Do you have any advice?
# Posted By Max | 1/19/09 8:37 PM
Max's Gravatar function sendWelcomeEmail():void {
   mail = new ASMailer( 'smtp.comcast.net' );
   mail.addEventListener( MailEvent.SMTP_CONNECTION_READY, _connReady );
   mail.addEventListener( MailEvent.SMTP_STATUS_EVENT, _handleStatus );
   mail.addEventListener( MailEvent.SMTP_EMAILING_COMPLETE, _emailsComplete );
   mail.addEventListener( MailEvent.SMTP_DISCONNECTED, _disconn );
   mail.addEventListener( MailErrorEvent.SMTP_SECURITY_ERROR, _smtpErrorHandler );
   mail.addEventListener( MailErrorEvent.SMTP_SERVER_ERROR, _smtpErrorHandler );
   mail.addEventListener( MailErrorEvent.SMTP_IOERROR, _smtpIOError );
   mail.addEventListener( MailErrorEvent.SMTP_SECURITY_ERROR, _smtpSecError );
}
# Posted By Max | 1/19/09 8:38 PM
Jay's Gravatar read the fine print, mate. 'e said for servers not requiring authentication or SSL. I use another provider but had Comcast and it does require login to read your mail, which means it requires authentication, so either have to wait till he gets round to that, or releases the source and muck about to pass your credentials to the SMTP server...
# Posted By Jay | 1/29/09 5:15 PM
Omar Gonzalez's Gravatar Sorry I haven't had time to update this in a while. I did look deeper into the SSL certification handling to get the mailer working on servers that require authentication. Unfortunately, I was unable to find any good resources on what the commands are that the SMTP client expects in order to negotiate the SSL certificates and restart the connection on a secure socket and get the email class to authenticate your email account and allow you to send the email from Flash. I'm going to have some spare time in the coming weeks, where Im going to clean up the code, look for some more resources on getting that SSL certification negotiated, and if I dont find the resource then I will post the clean source here for you guys all to poke through and see if you can manage the rest.

-omar
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