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// - Mail.hpp -
// - afnix:net module - mail class definition -
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#ifndef AFNIX_MAIL_HPP
#define AFNIX_MAIL_HPP
#ifndef AFNIX_STRVEC_HPP
#include "Strvec.hpp"
#endif
#ifndef AFNIX_TCPCLIENT_HPP
#include "TcpClient.hpp"
#endif
namespace afnix {
/// The Mail class is a client class which provides a simple interface
/// to send mail. In its simplest mode, only a recipient address is required
/// to send a message. In ts most complex form, the class can almost mimic
/// the requirement of RFC822 for mail header description. This class
/// contains several methods to create a complete message and specify
/// hot to send it and where. More about this below.
/// @author amaury darsch
class Mail : public Object {
private:
/// the mta address
String d_addr;
/// the mta port
t_word d_port;
/// the host name
String d_host;
/// the from address
String d_from;
/// the "to" recipients list
Strvec d_torl;
/// the "cc" recipients list
Strvec d_ccrl;
/// the "bcc" recipients list
Strvec d_bcrl;
/// the message subject
String d_subj;
/// the message body
Buffer d_mesg;
public:
/// create an empty mail message
Mail (void);
/// @return the class name
String repr (void) const;
/// set the mta address
/// @param addr the address to set
void setaddr (const String& addr);
/// @return the mta address
String getaddr (void) const;
/// set the mta port
/// @param port the port to set
void setport (const t_word port);
/// @return the mta port
t_word getport (void) const;
/// add a recipient in the "to" list
/// @param rcpt the recipient address
void addto (const String& rcpt);
/// add a recipient in the "cc" list
/// @param rcpt the recipient address
void addcc (const String& rcpt);
/// add a recipient in the "bcc" list
/// @param rcpt the recipient address
void addbcc (const String& rcpt);
/// set the message subject
/// @param subj the subject to set
void setsubj (const String& subj);
/// add some data to the message body
/// @param data the data to add to the message
void addmsg (const String& data);
/// send this message to the recipients
void send (void) const;
private:
// make the copy constructor private
Mail (const Mail&);
// make the assignment operator private
Mail& operator = (const Mail&);
// private mail methods
void gethead (Buffer& head) const;
public:
/// create a new object in a generic way
/// @param argv the argument vector
static Object* mknew (Vector* argv);
/// @return true if the given quark is defined
bool isquark (const long quark, const bool hflg) const;
/// apply this object with a set of arguments and a quark
/// @param robj the current runnable
/// @param nset the current nameset
/// @param quark the quark to apply these arguments
/// @param argv the arguments to apply
Object* apply (Runnable* robj, Nameset* nset, const long quark,
Vector* argv);
};
}
#endif
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