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Posted: 03 December 2007 at 2:16pm | IP Logged Quote JFRanger

Hello, this product sounds great but I'm NOT RUNNING MailBee SMTP server...

Is it possible to use MailBee Message Queue with an oher SMTP server (I'm using ME) and send emails to the Queue via an ASP command? Thanks
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Posted: 04 December 2007 at 5:47am | IP Logged Quote Andrew

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Hello, this product sounds great but I'm NOT RUNNING MailBee SMTP server...


MailBee Message Queue is able to work with any SMTP server. MailBee SMTP component is not an SMTP server. It's an API for developing e-mail client applications. The chain showing sending messages through Message Queue looks as follows:

"Application powered by MailBee SMTP component" -> "MailBee Message Queue" -> "any SMTP server specified in MMQ configuration"

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Is it possible to use MailBee Message Queue with an oher SMTP server (I'm using ME)


Yes, it's possible, there is no difference which SMTP server you use. Just specify the appropriate SMTP server parameters in SMTP tab of your Message Queue Control Panel (Start / Programs / MailBee / Message Queue / Control Panel).

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and send emails to the Queue via an ASP command? Thanks


Using MailBee SMTP component in your application, you can easily submit messages to MMQ.

The examples are available in SMTP.SendToQueue and SMTP.SendToQueueEx methods description.

You can learn more about MailBee SMTP Component here. Trial version of product available here.

But you can also create .eml files in MMQ folder via another third-party software which is able to create e-mail messages and save them as .eml files. For this scenario, your script should add X-Sender and X-Receiver headers at the beginning of e-mail message headers block of .eml file. Each email address should be placed to a separate line.

Here is an example:
Code:
X-Sender: yourmail@server.com
X-Receiver: recepient@customer.com
X-Receiver: recepient@friends.com
From: <yourmail@server.com>
To: recepient@customer.com, recepient@friends.com
Subject: Announce
.......
Mail data continues here.
.......


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Andrew
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