I’ve moved the Pantomime framework into an XCode 3 project and changed some settings to make it compile.
Pantomime is provides classes for mime coding/Encoding, SMTP, POP3 and much more. Since Apple dropped support to send emails using Cocoa, Pantomime might be a good replacement.
Find the zipped XCode project folder here.
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I really wonder, why Apple dropped support for NSMailDelivery since Mac OS 10.5. In fact, all methods of NSMailDelivery are declared as:
AVAILABLE_MAC_OS_X_VERSION_10_0_AND_LATER_BUT_DEPRECATED_IN_MAC_OS_X_VERSION_10_5
Too bad. Even worse, Apple didn’t provide an alternative – except calling ScriptingBridge as seen in the SBSendEmail sample.
Today, the best option available is CSMail from Corriolis systems. CSMail sends Emails through Apple.Mail (or some other mail clients).
For historical reasons, I mention the no longer maintained Pantomime (LGPL license), MailCore (New BSD license) and EdMessage (BSD syle license).
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