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	Joao Grenhas	Is it possible to add a digital signature to and email created with MIMEMessage() to send it with SMTPClient()? on Thu, 26 Feb 2015 18:22:42 +0000 Hello all, i need to send emails with SmtpClient() and digitally sign them. Is it possible with current versions of MIMEMessage() and SMTPClient()? Something like: oMail := MIMEMessage():new() oMail:setFrom( MailAddress():new( cSender ) ) oMail:addRecipient( MailAddress():new( cDestination ) ) oMail:setSubject( cSubject ) ???? Add a digital signature oSMTP := SMTPClient():new( cSMTPServer, , , LogWriter():new() ) oSMTP:connect( cSMTPUser, cSMTPPass ) oSMTP:send( oMail ) oSMTP:disconnect() TIA,
	Matej Jurac	Re: Is it possible to add a digital signature to and email created with MIMEMessage() to send it with SMTPClient()? on Fri, 27 Feb 2015 09:16:13 +0100 It is not trivial and depends on basic way you want to sign: - via PGP (probaly you need clearsign type?) http://www.spywarewarrior.com/uiuc/gpg/gpg-com-4.htm - via digital certificate (pkcs12) best way would be to use ActiveX approach as it is non trivial Joao Grenhas wrote in message news:1848d1f$5d491f5c$22788d@news.alaska-software.com... >Hello all, > >i need to send emails with SmtpClient() and digitally sign them. > >Is it possible with current versions of MIMEMessage() and SMTPClient()? > >Something like: > >oMail := MIMEMessage():new() >oMail:setFrom( MailAddress():new( cSender ) ) >oMail:addRecipient( MailAddress():new( cDestination ) ) >oMail:setSubject( cSubject ) > >???? Add a digital signature > >oSMTP := SMTPClient():new( cSMTPServer, , , LogWriter():new() ) >oSMTP:connect( cSMTPUser, cSMTPPass ) >oSMTP:send( oMail ) >oSMTP:disconnect() > > >TIA,
	Joao Grenhas	Re: Is it possible to add a digital signature to and email created withMIMEMessage() to send it with SMTPClient()? on Fri, 27 Feb 2015 09:51:53 +0000 I want to sign with digital certificate (pkcs12) "Matej Jurac" escreveu na mensagem news:192d84f7$eec4997$2330a6@news.alaska-software.com... It is not trivial and depends on basic way you want to sign: - via PGP (probaly you need clearsign type?) http://www.spywarewarrior.com/uiuc/gpg/gpg-com-4.htm - via digital certificate (pkcs12) best way would be to use ActiveX approach as it is non trivial Joao Grenhas wrote in message news:1848d1f$5d491f5c$22788d@news.alaska-software.com... >Hello all, > >i need to send emails with SmtpClient() and digitally sign them. > >Is it possible with current versions of MIMEMessage() and SMTPClient()? > >Something like: > >oMail := MIMEMessage():new() >oMail:setFrom( MailAddress():new( cSender ) ) >oMail:addRecipient( MailAddress():new( cDestination ) ) >oMail:setSubject( cSubject ) > >???? Add a digital signature > >oSMTP := SMTPClient():new( cSMTPServer, , , LogWriter():new() ) >oSMTP:connect( cSMTPUser, cSMTPPass ) >oSMTP:send( oMail ) >oSMTP:disconnect() > > >TIA,

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Is it possible to add a digital signature to and email created with MIMEMessage() to send it with SMTPClient()?
on Thu, 26 Feb 2015 18:22:42 +0000

Hello all,

i need to send emails with SmtpClient() and digitally sign them.

Is it possible with current versions of MIMEMessage() and SMTPClient()?

Something like:

oMail := MIMEMessage():new()
oMail:setFrom( MailAddress():new( cSender ) )
oMail:addRecipient( MailAddress():new( cDestination ) )
oMail:setSubject( cSubject )

???? Add a digital signature

oSMTP := SMTPClient():new( cSMTPServer, , , LogWriter():new() )
oSMTP:connect( cSMTPUser, cSMTPPass )
oSMTP:send( oMail )
oSMTP:disconnect()


TIA,

Matej Jurac

Re: Is it possible to add a digital signature to and email created with MIMEMessage() to send it with SMTPClient()?
on Fri, 27 Feb 2015 09:16:13 +0100

It is not trivial and depends on basic way you want to sign:

- via PGP (probaly you need clearsign type?)
http://www.spywarewarrior.com/uiuc/gpg/gpg-com-4.htm

- via digital certificate (pkcs12)
best way would be to use ActiveX approach as it is non trivial


Joao Grenhas wrote in message
news:1848d1f$5d491f5c$22788d@news.alaska-software.com...
>Hello all,
>
>i need to send emails with SmtpClient() and digitally sign them.
>
>Is it possible with current versions of MIMEMessage() and SMTPClient()?
>
>Something like:
>
>oMail := MIMEMessage():new()
>oMail:setFrom( MailAddress():new( cSender ) )
>oMail:addRecipient( MailAddress():new( cDestination ) )
>oMail:setSubject( cSubject )
>
>???? Add a digital signature
>
>oSMTP := SMTPClient():new( cSMTPServer, , , LogWriter():new() )
>oSMTP:connect( cSMTPUser, cSMTPPass )
>oSMTP:send( oMail )
>oSMTP:disconnect()
>
>
>TIA,

Joao Grenhas

Re: Is it possible to add a digital signature to and email created withMIMEMessage() to send it with SMTPClient()?
on Fri, 27 Feb 2015 09:51:53 +0000

I want to sign with digital certificate (pkcs12)


"Matej Jurac" escreveu na mensagem 
news:192d84f7$eec4997$2330a6@news.alaska-software.com...

It is not trivial and depends on basic way you want to sign:

- via PGP (probaly you need clearsign type?)
http://www.spywarewarrior.com/uiuc/gpg/gpg-com-4.htm

- via digital certificate (pkcs12)
best way would be to use ActiveX approach as it is non trivial


Joao Grenhas wrote in message
news:1848d1f$5d491f5c$22788d@news.alaska-software.com...
>Hello all,
>
>i need to send emails with SmtpClient() and digitally sign them.
>
>Is it possible with current versions of MIMEMessage() and SMTPClient()?
>
>Something like:
>
>oMail := MIMEMessage():new()
>oMail:setFrom( MailAddress():new( cSender ) )
>oMail:addRecipient( MailAddress():new( cDestination ) )
>oMail:setSubject( cSubject )
>
>???? Add a digital signature
>
>oSMTP := SMTPClient():new( cSMTPServer, , , LogWriter():new() )
>oSMTP:connect( cSMTPUser, cSMTPPass )
>oSMTP:send( oMail )
>oSMTP:disconnect()
>
>
>TIA,