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Sending and Receiving E-mail

Here are some useful Wiki pages if you're trying to write APL code to handle e-mails:

Sending e-mail using Dyalog and .NET
- This page shows an example of how to use the .NET System.Web.Mail namespace to send e-mails.
  Note that this .NET namespace is now deprecated by Microsoft in favour of System.Mail. There is an example of using System.Mail from APLX here which can be easily adapted to Dyalog.

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- * [[SendingEmailAplx|Sending and receiving e-mail using APLX built-in classes]]
   APLX has built-in classes for sending and receiving e-mail. These work on Windows, Mac and Linux but do not currently support authentication.

 * [[AuthenticatedEmail|Sending authenticated e-mail using APLX and .NET]]
   This page shows an example of using the .NET System.Mail namespace from APLX to send e-mails to an SMTP server which requires authentication.

 * [[AuthenticatedEmailJava|Sending authenticated e-mail using APLX and Java]]
   This page shows an example of using Java from APLX to send e-mails to an SMTP server which requires authentication. Unlike the .NET examples, it can also be used on Macintosh OS X and Linux
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