luke2012 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 10, 2014 #1 Hi to all! Actually I'm using smtp object in order to send a mail in the backgroud. In this scenario I must ask the account password to the user but some users tell me that don't like this thing. There is another way to send the eMail in the background using the current android account but without ask the password to the user?
Hi to all! Actually I'm using smtp object in order to send a mail in the backgroud. In this scenario I must ask the account password to the user but some users tell me that don't like this thing. There is another way to send the eMail in the background using the current android account but without ask the password to the user?
giga Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 10, 2014 #2 Just my thoughts. Not Sure you can, As you know passwords are required for email accounts. What you may be able to do is setup a "app type email account" and distribute it with your app and use it as the the sending account. There are downfalls though. This would not have any current android account info in it. Hope that helps. Upvote 0
Just my thoughts. Not Sure you can, As you know passwords are required for email accounts. What you may be able to do is setup a "app type email account" and distribute it with your app and use it as the the sending account. There are downfalls though. This would not have any current android account info in it. Hope that helps.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 11, 2014 #3 There is another way to send the eMail in the background using the current android account but without ask the password to the user? Click to expand... Not directly. You can follow giga suggestion, or call a web service that will send the mail for you. Upvote 0
There is another way to send the eMail in the background using the current android account but without ask the password to the user? Click to expand... Not directly. You can follow giga suggestion, or call a web service that will send the mail for you.
luke2012 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 3, 2014 #4 Erel said: Not directly. You can follow giga suggestion, or call a web service that will send the mail for you. Click to expand... First of all, thanks for your suggestions! Solution A "App Type eMail Account": @giga what you mean with App Type eMail Account ? If I understand well you mean an app that manage the mail's send requests that came from my app. Right ? Solution B "Web service" : @Erel What about using a web service ? There are existing web service for that purpose? Upvote 0
Erel said: Not directly. You can follow giga suggestion, or call a web service that will send the mail for you. Click to expand... First of all, thanks for your suggestions! Solution A "App Type eMail Account": @giga what you mean with App Type eMail Account ? If I understand well you mean an app that manage the mail's send requests that came from my app. Right ? Solution B "Web service" : @Erel What about using a web service ? There are existing web service for that purpose?
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 3, 2014 #5 There are existing web service for that purpose? Click to expand... Try SendGrid. Upvote 0
