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The A.S.A.P. Library.



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Hello, everyone.



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Today, we're going to talk about a library called the Asymptotically Library in Eitam.



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So obviously this library is usually used to work with the asymptotically protocol and to transmit messages



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over the Internet.



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So the function that this library uses specifically to transmit messages is called sendmail methods.



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So there are few steps that you need to follow in order for you to send an email over Internet using



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the same type of protocol.



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First of all, you need to use the asymptotic class in order to create an email object.



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And here we're going to actually bust the constructor method, which is the hostname.



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They we're going to create the mail message.



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And finally, we're going to call this a sendmail method that I previously mentioned.



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And this in the mail method is already booting into the asymptotically class.



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So if you create an object from the A.P. class, you can simply apply this middle is in the email to



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the desired receiver.



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So if you are not familiar with, for example, who is the host, who is the local host, what ought



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we use?



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What is the host of the server?



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Which one is a local host and so on.



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Let's talk a little bit about this.



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So the host is the IP address of the asymptotically server.



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So actually, if you remember the picture from the previous video, the host is the IP address of the



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server.



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Then the port is the tunnel between the client and the server.



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So in this to twenty five or forty five, we basically establish the connection.



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And finally we need the localhost address, which is basically the IP address or in our case, the email



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address of the client or the person that is sending the email.



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So this is the whole concept between the host port and localhost in here in front of you guys.



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I actually provided you with a code that is simply using the async protocol in order to connect to the



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different email addresses.



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So as you can see first here we import, so we import the same Kippy library.



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So this is the first step that we do.



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And after we import it now, we can create the asymptotically object.



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So here on the next level, we are creating a simple chip name, right.



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Aasim type object from the asymptotically class in here.



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We're think also we're passing the cost address.



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So the Hofstadter's, for example, here is to be at Delta Gmail dot com and then the port for connection.



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So in the port for, for a connection in here, which was five hundred and eighty eight.



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So this what you do next.



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So once we do that now, it is actually very easy to send an email from one e-mail to another so simply



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you can use the function sendmail.



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So SMPTE pitons in the mail and then you stated the sender, you state of the receiver in your state,



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the message that you would like to send.



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OK, so here is the actual actual sending the mail.



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OK.



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And obviously after that you have the SMP exception.



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So here's some TV exception.



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And the exception is that there were error when sending the message.



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OK, so this is why we're doing to try and accept function and then we are creating the asymptotically



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protocol.



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So this is the basic way for sending mail from local calls to a host, and this is all the steps that



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you need to cover in order to do that.



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I just wanted to show you how this is done here while the code is simple, because later on I'm actually



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going to show you how you can write your own code with your own files so you can see something already



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done before jumping into the more complex code.



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So just are the basic methods that you're using here.



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And so this was everything I want to share with you for today for the same type of protocol.



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Also, another interesting thing that I want to.



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Share, which was, for example, if you'd like to send the mail too much for response, so let's say



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you have a mailing list and you want to send the email to multiple people, you can simply do that by



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typing their email with a column.



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You can even, for example, write a line called the, let's say, receivers in their type, the emails



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of all the people that you would like to send an email.



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So, for example, here will be a receiver, one at.



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Domain, dot com.



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OK, then you can write receiver to put it in parenthesis to a receiver to add domain, dot com and



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so on.



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And after that, instead of typing to the receiver right here, you can simply write receivers, receivers.



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And so in that way, you're basically passing the multiple email lists to the method that is going to



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be sent.



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It will be the same to them in this section, actually, with practice, if you want to advertise some



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of your product to multiple people who keep their email addresses.



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So those are the guys I think, that they want to share for you for today.



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And in the next video, I'm actually going to show you how you can send an email using the Gmail tool



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kit.



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And I'm going to login actually to my email and I will show how the system.



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That's it.



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Thanks very much for watching, guys.



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And there with me in the next video, because I promise is going to be very exciting.



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Thanks for watching.