because EASendMail and EAGetMail are activex object, you MUST use
Regsvr32 "c:\my folder\EASendMailObj.dll"
Regsvr32 "c:\my folder\EAGetMailObj.dll"
to register dll as activex object.
Or you can save the following content to a file:
Code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<assembly xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1" manifestVersion="1.0">
<file name="EASendMailObj.dll" hashalg="SHA1">
<comClass clsid="{DF8A4FE2-221A-4504-987A-3FD4720DB929}" tlbid="{8B5A2BD0-5638-4CCA-A7FF-91B9E6768AC4}" description="Mail Class"></comClass>
<comClass clsid="{FF80631D-E750-4C67-AFC3-5170AB72518B}" tlbid="{8B5A2BD0-5638-4CCA-A7FF-91B9E6768AC4}" description="FastSender Class"></comClass>
<comClass clsid="{EAFC4EAA-9390-492A-8E53-E179527780F6}" tlbid="{8B5A2BD0-5638-4CCA-A7FF-91B9E6768AC4}" description="Certificate Class"></comClass>
<comClass clsid="{036C2F8C-8D3C-4F4B-9B36-3B6F1D29C0B4}" tlbid="{8B5A2BD0-5638-4CCA-A7FF-91B9E6768AC4}" description="CertificateCollection Class"></comClass>
<typelib tlbid="{8B5A2BD0-5638-4CCA-A7FF-91B9E6768AC4}" version="1.0" helpdir="" flags="HASDISKIMAGE"></typelib>
</file>
<file name="EAGetMailObj.dll" hashalg="SHA1">
<comClass clsid="{953EFD7C-8FCE-4D9C-9BD9-E6F19A1B7FC9}" tlbid="{5FA52C10-18FC-4D81-8542-50F9A2DC60A3}" description="MailClient Class"></comClass>
<comClass clsid="{AD59203B-0C25-4192-98F2-C680D6A16738}" tlbid="{5FA52C10-18FC-4D81-8542-50F9A2DC60A3}" description="Attachment Class"></comClass>
<comClass clsid="{76BB6AA2-49D5-4452-97A0-C5F7B8910D12}" tlbid="{5FA52C10-18FC-4D81-8542-50F9A2DC60A3}" description="Certificate Class"></comClass>
<comClass clsid="{3F46EBC3-9D7F-4F73-B779-F2FC6C0B6EE7}" tlbid="{5FA52C10-18FC-4D81-8542-50F9A2DC60A3}" description="HeaderCollection Class"></comClass>
<comClass clsid="{206AF1CC-DF89-4E4E-96EB-40D7641FACFD}" tlbid="{5FA52C10-18FC-4D81-8542-50F9A2DC60A3}" description="HeaderItem Class"></comClass>
<comClass clsid="{C06966A4-9F1D-497F-84B9-9204F31994A3}" tlbid="{5FA52C10-18FC-4D81-8542-50F9A2DC60A3}" description="Imap4Folder Class"></comClass>
<comClass clsid="{AE30137E-07C8-403F-8772-07AF79C1DD2E}" tlbid="{5FA52C10-18FC-4D81-8542-50F9A2DC60A3}" description="Mail Class"></comClass>
<comClass clsid="{D6DA04B9-6D72-424A-9582-9752409AAD9C}" tlbid="{5FA52C10-18FC-4D81-8542-50F9A2DC60A3}" description="MailAddress Class"></comClass>
<comClass clsid="{CFED4866-F709-481F-89C1-4D1BF0F830D3}" tlbid="{5FA52C10-18FC-4D81-8542-50F9A2DC60A3}" description="MailInfo Class"></comClass>
<comClass clsid="{65ACB9B1-68E6-460B-9738-720E0E3A6DD3}" tlbid="{5FA52C10-18FC-4D81-8542-50F9A2DC60A3}" description="MailServer Class"></comClass>
<comClass clsid="{029033B3-0CFF-452E-8832-8101FDE8D0B4}" tlbid="{5FA52C10-18FC-4D81-8542-50F9A2DC60A3}" description="MailReport Class"></comClass>
<comClass clsid="{8B092B61-AE66-4413-B4D0-6B97FBE6DA08}" tlbid="{5FA52C10-18FC-4D81-8542-50F9A2DC60A3}" description="Tools Class"></comClass>
<comClass clsid="{440B896B-8AAD-4FEE-8F39-066F79F73E5C}" tlbid="{5FA52C10-18FC-4D81-8542-50F9A2DC60A3}" description="UIDLManager Class"></comClass>
<comClass clsid="{7096722C-E10D-42D9-A284-1E582D2B27B3}" tlbid="{5FA52C10-18FC-4D81-8542-50F9A2DC60A3}" description="UIDLItem Class"></comClass>
<typelib tlbid="{5FA52C10-18FC-4D81-8542-50F9A2DC60A3}" resourceid="1" version="1.0" helpdir="" flags="HASDISKIMAGE"></typelib>
</file>
<trustInfo xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v3">
<security>
<requestedPrivileges>
<requestedExecutionLevel level="asInvoker" uiAccess="false"></requestedExecutionLevel>
</requestedPrivileges>
</security>
</trustInfo>
</assembly>
for example, if your application is project1.exe
then save above content to project1.exe.manifest
and put project1.exe, project1.exe.manifest, EASendMailObj.dll, EAGetMailObj.dll to the same folder, then it is ok.
Using Registration-free COM with EASendMail ActiveX Object in Delphi 7
Delphi 7 doesn't support embedded manifest, you can compile your application to exe file and use external manifest (yourappname.exe.manifest) directly.
Copy yourapp.exe, yourapp.exe.manifest and EASendMailObj.dll to the same folder on target machine, your application can use EASendMail ActiveX Object directly without COM-registration.
Using Registration-free COM with EASendMail ActiveX Object in Delphi XE or later version
It supports embedded manifest, please go to "Project -> Options -> Application" and set "Runtime Themes" to "Use > custom manifest", then specify the path to yourappname.exe.manifest file.
Alternatively, go into the Project Options, in the "Application" section, and set the "Runtime Themes" option to "none", then use external (yourappname.exe.manifest) directly.
Copy yourapp.exe, yourapp.exe.manifest and EASendMailObj.dll to the same folder on target machine, your application can use EASendMail ActiveX Object directly without COM-registration.
