/// <summary>
/// Construct a MailProfile object from a MailAccountInfo object.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="MailAccountInfo">Description of the mail account settings.</param>
public MailProfilePrivate(MailAccountInfo MailAccountInfo) {
EmailAddress = MailAccountInfo.EmailAddress;
ReplyToAddress = MailAccountInfo.ReplyToAddress;
DisplayName = MailAccountInfo.DisplayName;
AccountName = MailAccountInfo.AccountName;
Inbound = MailAccountInfo.Inbound;
Outbound = MailAccountInfo.Outbound;
Sign = MailAccountInfo.Sign;
foreach (var Key in Sign) {
Key.ExportPrivateParameters();
}
Encrypt = MailAccountInfo.Encrypt;
foreach (var Key in Encrypt) {
Key.ExportPrivateParameters();
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Export the profile parameters to the specified MailAccountInfo
/// structure.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="MailAccountInfo">The object to copy parameters to.
/// This object must already exist. Any prepopulated elements that
/// are present will be overwritten.</param>
/// <example>
/// The typical way the Export method is used is to create a MailAccountInfo
/// entry for a specific client by creating an object of the class for the
/// application in question and passing it to the Export method.
/// </example>
public void Export (MailAccountInfo MailAccountInfo) {
MailAccountInfo.EmailAddress = Private.EmailAddress;
MailAccountInfo.ReplyToAddress = Private.ReplyToAddress;
MailAccountInfo.DisplayName = Private.DisplayName;
MailAccountInfo.AccountName = Private.AccountName;
MailAccountInfo.Inbound = Private.Inbound;
MailAccountInfo.Outbound = Private.Outbound;
MailAccountInfo.Sign = Private.Sign;
foreach (var Key in Private.Sign) {
Key.ImportPrivateParameters();
}
MailAccountInfo.Encrypt = Private.Encrypt;
foreach (var Key in Private.Encrypt) {
Key.ImportPrivateParameters();
}
}