Previous Version: Chilkat v10.0.0 Release Notes Secrets: A new class, Chilkat.Secrets, is added to v10.1.0. It provides a unified API to manage secrets in the following locations: “local_manager” – On Windows this is the Credentials Manager. On MacOS and iOS it is the Keychain. This is not yet an option on Linux or Android. “aws_secrets_manager” – AWS Secrets Manager “azure_key_vault” […]
Introduced in version 10.1.0, the Chilkat Secrets class enables managing secrets like passwords and OAuth2 tokens locally (on Windows and MacOS/iOS) and across various cloud platforms. It offers a unified API for seamless secret storage and supports the following standard operations: Create/Update a Secret List Secrets Delete a Secret Get a Secret’s Value Secrets can be located in: Windows Credentials […]
When including images in an HTML email , there are multiple ways to reference and embed the images. *** Use Chilkat.Email.AddRelatedFile or ChilkatEmail.AddRelatedBd to add an image referenced using Content-ID *** Use Chilkat.Email.AddRelatedFile2 or ChilkatEmail.AddRelatedBd2 to add an image referenced using Content-Location 1. Inline Data URLs Description: The image is embedded directly in the HTML as a Base64-encoded data […]
The behavior of the FTP “RNTO” command when the target file already exists depends on the FTP server implementation and configuration. The File Transfer Protocol (FTP) itself, as defined in RFC 959, does not explicitly specify what should happen in this case, leaving it up to the server’s discretion. Typical Behaviors for “RNTO” When the Target File Exists Overwrite the […]
The difference between PKCS7 (CMS) encryption and RSA encryption lies in their purpose, scope, and how they handle encryption. * Output size differences are described further below. PKCS7 (CMS) Encryption Type: A data format and protocol, not an encryption algorithm itself. Purpose: Used for encrypting data and supporting digital signatures in a standard format. Mechanism: PKCS7 (or CMS, Cryptographic Message […]
Disposition-Notification-To Email Header The “Disposition-Notification-To” email header is used to request a return receipt or read receipt from the recipient’s email client. When this header is present, the recipient’s email client may send a notification back to the sender indicating that the email was received, opened, or processed in some way. How It Works: The “Disposition-Notification-To” header specifies the email […]
Is it Possible for an Email to Have Multiple “Reply-To” Addresses? Yes, it is technically possible for an email to have multiple “Reply-To” addresses. The “Reply-To” header in an email can list multiple email addresses separated by commas, similar to the “To” or “Cc” headers. This is defined by the RFC 5322 standard, which governs the Internet Message Format used […]
Chilkat provides its own Async functions, separate from C#’s async/await. For each synchronous Chilkat function that may take time due to network communication or other factors, an Async version is also available, returning a Chilkat Task object (distinct from C#’s Task object). Chilkat’s Async functionality exists in all of the programming languages: C++, PHP, Ruby, Perl, Python, VB6, VBScript, DataFlex, […]
In ASN.1 (Abstract Syntax Notation One), lengths are encoded as part of the TLV (Type-Length-Value) structure, where each element consists of: Type: Identifies the data type of the element. Length: Specifies the number of bytes that make up the element’s content. Value: Contains the actual data or content. The Length field in ASN.1 encoding is designed to allow both short […]
“.p7m” and “.p7s” files are both related to PKCS #7 (Public Key Cryptography Standards #7) and are used for secure email and digital signatures. These files encapsulate data with cryptographic signatures and certificates to verify the identity of the sender and/or the integrity of the message. 1. “.p7m” File (Signed and Encrypted Content) Description: A “.p7m” file is a digitally […]