Function & Structure Of E-Mail
Function Of E-Mail Systems :
Typically e-mail systems support five basic function namely.
- Composition : Process of creating messages and answers.
- Transfer : Process of moving message from the originator to the recipient.
- Reporting : Process of telling the originator whether the message has been delivered or rejected or lost.
- Displaying : The process of representing the incoming message so that people can read this mail.
- Disposition: Concerned with what the recipient does with the message after receiving it.
Structure Of E-Mail :
E-mail has the distinction between envelope and its contents.
Envelope :
Envelope encapsulates the message containing all the information needed for transporting the message such as destination address priority, security level.
Message Or Content:
The message include the envelope consists of two parts
- header : information for user agents.
- body : information for human recipient.
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