Build History:Email Object

Build 2057

Released September 2012

Data Quality Suite Global Changes

• Linux Installer - setup.sh has been deprecated. It now points to main_setup.sh
• Sample Code - Added PL/SQL wrappers

Functionality Changes

• Legacy license strings can no longer be used to initialize the object. The new license structure is now required.

Build 1974

Released April 2012

• No Changes

Build 1960

Released March 2012

• No Changes

Build 1895

Released December 2011

• No Changes

Build 1816

Released July 2011

• No Changes

Build 1766

Released April 2011

• No Changes.

Build 1730

Released February 2011

• No Changes.

Build 1663

Released September 2010

• No Changes.

Build 1609

Released June 2010

• No Changes.

Build 1567

Released March 2010

New Functionality

Interface Change

• Added new Results property: A new Results output is now available to check for the status of an Email verification. Results will contain comma delimited codes to indicate the status and errors. Results replaces the StatusCode, ErrorCode, and ErrorString properties.

Other Change

• Email Object can now detect Mobile Domains, which are not allowed unsolicited emails by the FCC. The Result code of ES04 indicates a Mobile Domain email address.

Bug Fix

Other change

• MXLookup fixed. A bug that allowed servers that responded to a MXLookup but not as a mail server to be detected as a mail server as been fixed.

Build 1451

Released July 2009

Update

• VS 2008 C++ Libraries required
• Email Object has been recompiled using Visual Studio C++ 2008. To use Email Object for Windows, VC++ 2008 libraries must be installed on your computer. Running setup.exe will ensure the necessary libraries are installed. However, if you are installing the objects manually, you may need to install Visual Studio 2008 C++ x86 redistributable, which can be found in extras\redist.

Build 1431

Released June 2009

New Functionality

• Other Change: New error code of 'B'.
• A new feature has been added to Email Object to detect bad or undeliverable email mailbox names. Email addresses such as noreply@domain.com or declined@domain.net will return a new error code of ‘B’. To see which mailbox names are included in this list, open the mdEmail.ini file and look under the [invalid mailboxes] section. As with all the other features of Email Object, this is completely configurable. To add or remove entries, simply edit the mdEmailConfig.ini file.

Build 1395

Released April 2009

• The [invalid mailboxes] section of the mdEmailConfig.ini and mdEmail.ini was added to allow users to populate and detect invalid mailboxes
• [invalid mailboxes]
• # a plus sign adds the mailbox to the list of invalid mailboxes (e.g. "+NoReply" causes "NoReply@validdomain.com" to return "Invalid Mailbox").

Build 1357

• Email Object now uses the default DNS resolver specified on the machine. This enhances speed and reliability. The greatest difference in speed should be realized when an MXLookup is done on a VALID domain that has not been looked up previously and is not in the mdDomain.dat or the .ini files. It also performs faster for invalid domains, but the percentage increase will be smaller.

Build 1262

Released March 2008

• Fixed Bug preventing Email Object from correcting emails with the incorrect syntax of “,com” using a comma instead of a period.

Build 1254

Released February 2008

• Initial Release