/*
 * HBBLAT sample test file
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#require "hbblat"

#define ADDRESS_FROM   "yourname@domain.com"         // put here your address from
#define ADDRESS_TO     "hbblat_test@fsgiudice.com"   // this mail can be used for tests
//#define ADDRESS_CC     "another@domain.com"

#define SERVER_SMTP    "your.stmpserver.com"         // put your smtp server here

PROCEDURE Main()

// LOCAL cCmd
   LOCAL nRet
   LOCAL oBlat := HBBlat():New()

   ?
   ? "HBBlat test"

   oBlat:cFrom                   := ADDRESS_FROM
   oBlat:cTo                     := ADDRESS_TO
// oBlat:cUserAUTH               := "myaccount@mydomain.org"
// oBlat:cPasswordAUTH           := "mypassword"
// oBlat:cHostname               := "mail.anydomain.com"
// oBlat:cCC                     := ADDRESS_CC
// oBlat:cCCFile                 := "f_cc.txt"
// oBlat:cBCC                    := "info@fsgiudice.com"
// oBlat:cBCCFile                := "f_bcc.txt"
// oBlat:cBodyFile               := "c.bin"
   oBlat:cBody                   := e"Body part\n\rEnd Body"
   oBlat:cServerSMTP             := SERVER_SMTP
   oBlat:cSubject                := "Test from Blat"
// oBlat:lSuppressSubject        := .T.
// oBlat:cSubjectFile            := "f_subjct.txt"
// oBlat:lToUndiscloseRecipients := .T.
   oBlat:cPostScriptumFile       := "f_ps.txt"
   oBlat:lRequestDisposition     := .T.          // does not work ???
   oBlat:lRequestReturnReceipt   := .T.

   oBlat:cAttachTextFiles        := "f_subjct.txt"
   oBlat:aAttachTextFiles        := { __FILE__, "blatcmd.prg", "f_ps.txt" }
   oBlat:cAttachListTextFile     := "f_listtx.txt"

   oBlat:cLogFile                := "log.txt"
   oBlat:lLogTimestamp           := .T.
   oBlat:lDebug                  := .T.
   oBlat:lLogOverwrite           := .T.

// oBlat:lSuperDebug             := .T.     // This display internal checking

   ? "Checking options ..."
// oBlat:Check()
   ?
   ? "Command .........: ", oBlat:GetCommand()  // Not necessary - this show complete command line sent to blat

   ? "Sending mail ..."
   ? "Return Value ....: ", nRet := oBlat:Send()

   ? "Error String ....: ", oBlat:ErrorString()

   // Blat error
   ? "Blat Error ......: ", oBlat:BlatError()
   ? "Blat Error String: ", oBlat:BlatErrorString()

   ?
   ? iif( nRet == 0, "mail sent correctly!", "mail NOT sent" )
   ?

   RETURN
