 ASPMail Properties
A guide to all of the properties that ASPMail provides on our
NT Servers.
BodyText
The message body text. To clear the text once you have set it
use the ClearBodyText Method.
Example:
Mailer.BodyText = "Your order for 15 widgets has been
processed"
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CharSet
The character set. By default the char set is US Ascii
Valid values:
- 1 = US Ascii
- 2 = ISO-8859-1
Example:
Mailer.CharSet = 2
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ConfirmRead
The ConfirmReading flag. If this is set to true AND the
recipients email program supports
this feature (and it is enabled) the recipients email program
will send a notice back to the FromAddress confirming that this email has been read.
Example:
Mailer.ConfirmRead = true
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ContentType
The ContentType property allows you to set the ContentType
header of the message's BodyText. If, for example, you wanted to send HTML as the
messages's body, you could set ContentType = "text/html" and EMail programs that
support HTML content could properly display the HTML text.
Note: The ContentType property is ignored if you have file
attachments.
Example:
Mailer.ContentType = "text/html"
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CustomCharSet
If you wish to use a character set besides the included types
you can set CustomCharSet to a character set string.
Example:
Mailer.CustomCharSet = "ISO-2022" or
Mailer.CustomCharSet = "big5"
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DateTime
AspMail will, by default, create a Date/Time header for your
local system using GMT. If you would like to override the date/time calculation set the
DateTime property to a valid date/time string in the format defined by RFC 822 & RFC
1123. Example:
Mailer.DateTime = "Fri, 02 May 1997 10:53:49 -0500"
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Encoding
The encoding type for attachments. The default setting is
MIME.
Valid values:
Example:
Mailer.Encoding = 1
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FromName
The message originator’s name.
Example:
Mailer.FromName = "Joe’s Widget Shop"
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FromAddress
Tthe message originator’s email address.
Example:
Mailer.FromAddress = "joe@widgets.com"
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Organization
Sets the Organization header in the message.
Example:
Mailer.Organization = "Your Company Name"
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Priority
Sets the message priority. Priorities are 1-5 and are
reflected in the X-Priority
Valid values:
- 1 – High
- 3 – Normal
- 5 – Low
Example:
Mailer.Priority = 1
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RemoteHost
The remote SMTP host that the message will be sent through.
This is typically an SMTP server located at your local ISP or it could be an internal SMTP
server on your companies premises. Up to 3 server addresses can be specified, seperated by
a semicolon. If the primary server is down the component will attempt to send the mail
using the seconary server and so on.
Example:
Mailer.RemoteHost = "mailhost.myisp.net"
or
Mailer.RemoteHost = "mailhost.myisp.net; mailhost.myotherisp.net"
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ReplyTo
The ReplyTo property allows you to specify a different email
address that replies should be sent to. By default mail programs should use the Reply-To:
header for responses if this header is specified.
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Response
The Response property returns any error messages that may
occur.
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ReturnReceipt
The ReturnReceipt flag. If this is set to true AND the
recipients SMTP server supports this feature (and it is enabled) the recipients SMTP
server will send a notice back to the FromAddress confirming that this email has been
delivered.
Example:
Mailer.ReturnReceipt = false
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SMTPLog
If you need to debug the session give a log file name here.
Make sure the IUSR_XYZ IIS user has security that allows the component to write to this
file. Warning: Do not use this setting in situations where multiple users can access this
component at the same time. This is for single user debugging ONLY!
Example:
Mailer.SMTPLog = "c:\smtplog.txt"
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Subject
The message subject.
Example:
Mailer.Subject = "Stock split announced!"
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SuppressMsgBody
The SuppressMsgBody property is true by default and is used
in conjuction with the SMTPLog property. When SMTPLog is set to a file and SuppressMsgBody
is true the log file receives a copy of the message text. If SuppressMsgBody is false the
message text is not sent to the log.
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TimeOut
Timeout is the maximum time that AspMail should wait for a
response from the remote server. The default is 30 seconds.
Example:
Mailer.Timeout = 15
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Urgent
The urgent flag sets the X-Urgent header in the outgoing
message. Not all mail readers support this flag.
Example:
Mailer.Urgent = true
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UseMSMailHeaders
MS-Mail priority headers, by default, are sent in addition to
the standard SMTP priority headers. You can turn MS-Mail headers off with this property
Example:
Mailer.UseMSMailHeaders = false
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Version
Gets the internal component version number.
Example:
Response.Write "Component Version: " &
Mailer.Version
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WordWrap
The WordWrap property is off by default. Setting WordWrap to
true causes the message body to wordwrap at the position specified by the WordWrapLen
property.
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WordWrapLen
The WordWrapLen property is set to 70 by default. You can
modify the position that wordwrap occurs by changing this value.
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