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<CategoryAttribute("Behavior")> <DefaultValueAttribute()> <DescriptionAttribute("The User name used during login")> Public Property Username As String | |
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Dim instance As Smtp Dim value As String instance.Username = value value = instance.Username | |
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[CategoryAttribute("Behavior")] [DefaultValueAttribute()] [DescriptionAttribute("The User name used during login")] public string Username {get; set;} | |
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[CategoryAttribute("Behavior")] [DefaultValueAttribute()] [DescriptionAttribute("The User name used during login")] public: __property string* get_Username(); public: __property void set_Username( string* value ); | |
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[CategoryAttribute("Behavior")] [DefaultValueAttribute()] [DescriptionAttribute("The User name used during login")] public: property String^ Username { String^ get(); void set ( String^ value); } | |
Property Value
A string value representing the username to be issued during session login.The following example demonstrates use of the Smtp component when dealing with a client or server which does not use common protocol settings.
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' Be sure to import the namespace by putting "Imports Dart.PowerTCP.Mail" ' at the top of your class. ' Set the username (usually not required). Smtp1.Username = "myusername" ' Set the password (usually not required). Smtp1.Password = "mypass" ' Set the client interface (this overrides the default interface) Smtp1.Client = "111.222.111.222" Smtp1.ClientPort = 8123 ' Set the server Smtp1.Server = "mail.test.com" ' Set the server port (this defaults to 25, the well-known port for SMTP) Smtp1.ServerPort = 9876 ' Send a message Smtp1.Send("you@test.com", "me@test.com", "test", "test message") | |
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// Be sure to import the namespace by putting "using Dart.PowerTCP.Mail;" // at the top of your class. // Set the username (usually not required). smtp1.Username = "myusername"; // Set the password (usually not required). smtp1.Password = "mypass"; // Set the client interface (this overrides the default interface) smtp1.Client = "111.222.111.222"; smtp1.ClientPort = 8123; // Set the server smtp1.Server = "mail.test.com"; // Set the server port (this defaults to 25, the well-known port for SMTP) smtp1.ServerPort = 9876; // Send a message smtp1.Send("you@test.com", "me@test.com", "test", "test message"); | |
If set, the value of this property is automatically sent during session login.
Most SMTP servers do not require use of a username or password. Set this property if you need to connect with an SMTP server that DOES require a username/password.
Target Platforms: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0
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