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List:       kmail-devel
Subject:    [Bug 85674] Calling DCOP method sendMessage() in
From:       gambas <gambas () users ! sourceforge ! net>
Date:       2004-12-29 13:59:08
Message-ID: 20041229135908.4044.qmail () ktown ! kde ! org
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         Resolution|WORKSFORME                  |



------- Additional Comments From gambas users sourceforge net  2004-12-29 14:59 \
------- This is worse that I thought :-) The warning box gives me two choices: change \
the encoding, or ignoring the 'bad' characters. If I choose the first one, nothing \
happens. If I choose the second one, the mail is sent, but without the joined \
picture. The attachment path is correct, as KMail briefly displays the KIO copy \
window with the picture path in it.

The Gambas code that does the DCOP call is just:

PUBLIC SUB Main()
  DIM hApp AS KDEApplication
  hApp = Application["kmail"]
  hApp.MailTransportServiceIface.sendMessage("<my e-mail is hidden>", "<the \
destination is hidden too>", "", "", "test " & Now, "The body", [ \
"/home/benoit/Documents/photo.jpg" ]) END

kmail is running before I run this program.

If you want to know how I do DCOP calls, you can look in the \
./src/lib/qt/kde/CApplication.cpp file in the gambas sources.

In a few words, I cache the DCOP method definitions for each application. When I do \
the call, I convert any Gambas datatype to the corresponding Qt/KDE datatype, and if \
there is no errors, I do the DCOP call.

I wrote the DCOP calling code by reading the kdcop sources.
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