The Net assembly contains resources that are used to work with email.

Having studied this section you can use the Fore language to create and send emails using a default mail server that is set up in the operating system or using SMTP mail service.

The assembly includes common interfaces and enumerations describing various elements for working with email, and also two groups of classes that have differences in internal implementation:

• Classes with the Net* prefix are implemented using .NET Framework and support working with email only in Windows OS. These classes are not recommended to be used because they are outdated.

• Classes with the Curl* prefix is a cross-platform implementation for working with email. They are recommended to be used in application code.

Assembly resources are described in the following subsections:

• Net Assembly Interfaces

• Net Assembly Enumerations

• Net Assembly Classes

• Examples