MailEnable and PHP

i've been using a custom lib that works with just about every setup i've
come across. it creates a raw, rfc compliant email and saves it to file.
usually i'll exec sendmail (*nix and windows) or put it in iis' pickup
directory and life is good. i've got a client now that is using
MailEnable. the problem is, it seems, that though i programmatically place
the file in the correct directory and have ME setup to poll the outgoing
folder, it must kind of 'register' emails and that, through recieving it
literally via smtp...even though those files are put in the same directory
as the one i'm writing to. the second problem is that the command-line
tool doesn't support taking a file name as an argument - if it did, the
file could be 'registered' and processed correctly. it takes pretty much
the same arguments as php's mail function.
>
is there something i'm missing or is it not possible to configure ME to
process any files it finds in the outgoing directory?

i've been using a custom lib that works with just about every setup i've
come across. it creates a raw, rfc compliant email and saves it to file.
usually i'll exec sendmail (*nix and windows) or put it in iis' pickup
directory and life is good. i've got a client now that is using
MailEnable. the problem is, it seems, that though i programmatically place
the file in the correct directory and have ME setup to poll the outgoing
folder, it must kind of 'register' emails and that, through recieving it
literally via smtp...even though those files are put in the same directory
as the one i'm writing to. the second problem is that the command-line
tool doesn't support taking a file name as an argument - if it did, the
file could be 'registered' and processed correctly. it takes pretty much
the same arguments as php's mail function.
>
is there something i'm missing or is it not possible to configure ME to
process any files it finds in the outgoing directory?
>
tia,
>
me