Ghost Mail

Ghost Mail

• Namespace : HarkLib.Net
• File : HarkLib.Net.dll

Plan

• Description
• Structure
  • Constructor(s)
  • Propertie(s)
  • Method(s)
• Usage

Description

A ghost mail is a mail with custom headers.

Structure

Constructor(s)

Scope	Method
public	GhostMail()

Propertie(s)

Scope	Get	Set	Type	Name
public	✔️	✔️	string	DestinationEMail
public	✔️	✔️	string	DestinationUser
public	✔️		string	DestinationHost
public	✔️		string	SourceHost
public	✔️	✔️	string	SourceUser
public	✔️	✔️	string	SourceEMail
public	✔️	✔️	string	Subject
public	✔️	✔️	string	Content
public	✔️	✔️	IPAddress	DestinationIP
public	✔️	✔️	int	DestinationPort
public	✔️	✔️	DateTime	Date
public	✔️	✔️	string	ContentType
public	✔️	✔️	Dictionary<string, string>	Headers
public	✔️	✔️	string	this[string name]

Method(s)

Scope	Method
protected	int WaitForResultCode(Stream stream)
public	string GetMessage()
public	void Send()

Usage

GhostMail gm = new GhostMail();
gm.DestinationEMail = "source.user@gmail.com";
gm.DestinationUser = "Source User";
gm.SourceUser = "Dest User";
gm.SourceEMail = "dest.user@destination.domain.com";
gm.Subject = "subject";
gm.Content = "content...";

gm.Send(); // Send the email

Or, with less redundant code :

GhostMail gm = new GhostMail()
{
    DestinationEMail = "source.user@gmail.com",
    DestinationUser = "Source User",
    SourceUser = "Dest User",
    SourceEMail = "dest.user@destination.domain.com",
    Subject = "subject",
    Content = "content..."
};

gm.Send(); // Send the email

If you want to add new headers, you can use

gm.Headers.Add("CustomHeader", "CustomValue");
gm.Headers["CustomHeader"] = "CustomValue";
gm["CustomHeader"] = "CustomValue";

Dictionary<string, string> customHeaders = /* [...] */
gm.Headers.AddRange(customHeaders);

If you want to see what will be the result of the data part :

string data = gm.GetMessage();
Console.WriteLine(data);