Re: Using CDO in VC6 how to send email - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

Eytukan28-Oct-05 5:51

28-Oct-05 5:51

i guess he's talking in context with the user defined messages.. i'll get back to you after getting a clear requirement.
thanks.

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Re: Message Pumps in MFC

David Crow28-Oct-05 6:16

David Crow

28-Oct-05 6:16

VivekuniQ wrote:
i guess he's talking in context with the user defined messages..

In terms of how the message is entered into the message queue (SendMessage() vs. PostMessage()), there is no difference between a user-defined message and a system message. If the default window procedure sees a message it does not care about (e.g., user-defined message), the message is ignored. If your window procedure sees a message it does not care about (e.g., system message), the message is ignored.

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caret position from ms word

sudeesh28-Oct-05 0:23

sudeesh

28-Oct-05 0:23

i have an application in which microsoft word is embedded. i want to get the caret position. Here GetCaretPos is not working. Can anybody help me out?

i tried Accessible::g_accLocation also.

-- modified at 9:15 Friday 28th October, 2005

WritePrinter Code to Test

AsimUmair28-Oct-05 0:13

AsimUmair

28-Oct-05 0:13

I have some problem with my printer.The code snippet written below is Writting the Text on the Printer.But i am unable to check this with my machine.Can anyone Paste that code & check whether the Text is printing or not.
Steps to Follow:
1) Create a new Dialog Based Application
2) On the OnOk function paste the below code .

Change the printer name as ur own.
--------------------------------------------------------------------
void OnOk()
{
HANDLE hPrinter;
DOC_INFO_1 DocInfo;

DocInfo.pDatatype = "RAW"; // datatype is Null (it can be EMF also)
DocInfo.pDocName = "Named Document"; // Name of the Dopcument
DocInfo.pOutputFile = NULL; // Output is to the printer

DWORD written; // For the number of bytes written to the printer
char cBuffer[20] = "MyTextBuffer\f";

OpenPrinter("Lexmark 2200 Series",&hPrinter,NULL);//you should change
// the name of the printer
StartDocPrinter(hPrinter,1,(LPBYTE)&DocInfo);
StartPagePrinter(hPrinter);

WritePrinter(hPrintercBuffer,sizeof(cBuffer),&written);

EndPagePrinter(hPrinter);
EndDocPrinter(hPrinter);
ClosePrinter(hPrinter);
}

Using CDO in VC6 how to send email

naeemnimi27-Oct-05 23:46

naeemnimi

27-Oct-05 23:46

Hello,
can body tell me how to send email in VC6 using CDO.

Re: Using CDO in VC6 how to send email

ThatsAlok28-Oct-05 0:09

ThatsAlok

28-Oct-05 0:09

naeemnimi wrote:
using CDO.

What's CDO stands for D'Oh! | :doh:

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Re: Using CDO in VC6 how to send email

kakan28-Oct-05 0:39

kakan

28-Oct-05 0:39

It stands for Collaboration Data Objects.

See http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/exchange/55/deploy/cdofinal.mspx[^]

Re: Using CDO in VC6 how to send email

David Crow28-Oct-05 3:10

David Crow

28-Oct-05 3:10

ThatsAlok wrote:
What's CDO stands for

Collaboration Data Objects is an object library that exposes the interfaces of MAPI. Because it is based on COM, it is language independent. To collaborate means to work together, especially in a joint intellectual effort, much like Outlook does.

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Re: Using CDO in VC6 how to send email

ThatsAlok28-Oct-05 4:10

ThatsAlok

28-Oct-05 4:10

DavidCrow wrote:
To collaborate means to work together, especially in a joint intellectual effort, much like Outlook does.

Thats Great Smile | :)

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how to implementate a registration script

T.J.27-Oct-05 22:52

T.J.

27-Oct-05 22:52

Hello,

I dont know, how to implementate a registration script

"hInstance needs to be the module / instance handle
of the module that contains your server registration
script (resource ID 102) .."

the server registration script is importand to
register my OPC Server.

RegisterServer()

HRESULT RegisterServer(void)

Return Values S_OK upon success, otherwise the result code
returned from the ATL registrar component.

The success of this operation is dependent on the application
including a registry script resource as part of its EXE.
The resource ID MUST be 102. An example resource script
is shown below:

HKCR
{
NDI.SimulationSvr.1 = s 'NDI Simulation Server'
{ CLSID = s '{1E52DE00-FA5E-11d2-91C6-F8E932000000}'

...

Best regards

Thomas

Capture lost when both mouse buttons are pressed and one released

Dan Pidcock27-Oct-05 22:10

Dan Pidcock

27-Oct-05 22:10

I'm converting a project from a VC++ ActiveX control to a C++ .net control.

The mouse button handling will change mode so that if left button is pressed on thing happens, right button does something else, and both buttons does another thing. This works OK but after having pressed both mouse buttons and then releasing one of the buttons the control loses capture (Control::Capture returns false). Under ActiveX/COM it didn't behave like this.

I've tried tracking the capture state during the mousedown and mouseup event handlers but still can't see what's going wrong.

Anybody got any ideas?

Thanks,

Dan

Sending email in VC++ 6.0

naeemnimi27-Oct-05 21:55

naeemnimi

27-Oct-05 21:55

Hello,
Can somebody would tell me how to send email in C++ using smtp.

Re: Sending email in VC++ 6.0

ThatsAlok27-Oct-05 22:16

ThatsAlok

27-Oct-05 22:16

naeemnimi wrote:
Can somebody would tell me how to send email in C++ using smtp.

here is an example :-
http://www.codeproject.com/internet/csmtpconn.asp[^]

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cheers,
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Re: Sending email in VC++ 6.0

Intertherain28-Oct-05 2:30

Intertherain

28-Oct-05 2:30

http://www.codeproject.com/internet/csmtpconn.asp[^]
The method that the above site provides may be useful to send e_mail on the old smtp protocol servers. This kind of servers dont need the user name and password when they are connected to send e_mail. But now most of the e_mail servers update e-mail system for security and against rubbish e-mails.They ask users to provide user names and passwords to be connected.
to send mail,you should follow:
1、use socket to connect to the smtp server .
2、send "ehlo the smtp server \r\n" to the smtp server . you will receive the "250" from the smtp server,which stands for ok.

3、send "auth login \r\n" .then will receive the "334" from the smtp server.

4、send "your user name\r\n" which is encoded by the base64 arithmetic. you will receive the "334" .

5、send "your password"which encoded by the base64 arithmetic. you will receive the "235" that stands for ok.

6、so much to write.then follow the above site to continue.

libo

Re: Sending email in VC++ 6.0

ThatsAlok30-Oct-05 19:15

ThatsAlok

30-Oct-05 19:15

Intertherain wrote:
This kind of servers dont need the user name and password when they are connected to send e_mail. But now most of the e_mail servers update e-mail system for security and against rubbish e-mails.They ask users to provide user names and passwords to be connected.

You may Be right.. But I have you this class to send mail to Yahoo and Gmail... I believe two most popular email service of world (if i am not wrong)

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cheers,
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Re: Sending email in VC++ 6.0

Mircea Puiu27-Oct-05 22:28

Mircea Puiu

27-Oct-05 22:28

This coding example looks good:
http://codeguru.earthweb.com/Cpp/I-N/network/messaging/article.php/c5417[^]

SkyWalker

what does '\.\' mean in a path

Monty²27-Oct-05 21:52

Monty²

27-Oct-05 21:52

someone told me

g:\programy\microsoft visual studio 8\vc#\.\vc#wizards

is actually the same as:

g:\programy\microsoft visual studio 8\vc#\vc#wizards

is this right
can someone shed more light on this
thanks

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-- modified at 3:54 Friday 28th October, 2005

Re: what does '\.\' mean in a path

toxcct27-Oct-05 22:23

toxcct

27-Oct-05 22:23

. in a path means 'current folder'.

so, C:\.\.\.\.\myFolder means C:\myFolder...

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Under Win98

LiYS27-Oct-05 20:42

LiYS

27-Oct-05 20:42

The following code is for detect if USB disk is writable, it work well under Win2000, WinXP but not under Win98 where I got ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND error. Are these functions' parameters questionable or should I turn to another solution in order to make it work under Win98?

     CString strDrive;
    strDrive.Format("\\\\.\\%c:", A~Z);
HANDLE hDrive = CreateFile(strDrive,  GENERIC_READ | GENERIC_WRITE, FILE_SHARE_READ|FILE_SHARE_WRITE, NULL, OPEN_EXISTING, FILE_FLAG_NO_BUFFERING, NULL);
DWORD dError = GetLastError();
DWORD dwRet;//dwRet = ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND:doh:
BOOL bWritable = DeviceIoControl(hDrive, IOCTL_DISK_IS_WRITABLE, NULL, 0, NULL, 0, &dwRet, NULL);

Re: Under Win98

Steve Mayfield27-Oct-05 21:38

Steve Mayfield

27-Oct-05 21:38

This[^] link should give you the information you need. There is link to a 2nd article on how to use DeviceIoControl for early versions of Windows. Since the logic is different, you will also need to determine the operating system you are running under to select the correct logic path.

Steve

Re: Under Win98

Parthiban28-Oct-05 1:56

Parthiban

28-Oct-05 1:56

hi,
When u r running in the winXp, the XP gives the driver automatically for the USB device. But in '98 environment user has to give the driver for device. so before accessing the USB device, load the driver for the USB device. This might be problem with this.

Regards,
Parthiban

Re: Under Win98

David Crow28-Oct-05 3:23

David Crow

28-Oct-05 3:23

LiYS wrote:
strDrive.Format("\\\\.\\%c:", A~Z);
HANDLE hDrive = CreateFile(strDrive, ...

Per MSDN, this technique does not work for opening a logical drive. Specifying a string in this form causes CreateFile() to return an error.

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Disabling Menu Item

thelip27-Oct-05 20:39

thelip

27-Oct-05 20:39

Hi Here is fresh Programmer in Visual C++.....And i need a code on Menu Item

--> How to enable and Disable the MENU ITEM , when we press the menu item

Hai this is fresh programer

Re: Disabling Menu Item

Mircea Puiu27-Oct-05 21:13

Mircea Puiu

27-Oct-05 21:13

Use CMenu::EnableMenuItem() like that:

EnableMenuItem(ID_YOUR_ITEM, MF_DISABLED | MF_BYCOMMAND);

See all you need here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dv_wcemfc4/html/aflrfCMenucolcolEnableMenuItem.asp[^]

SkyWalker

Re: Disabling Menu Item

toxcct27-Oct-05 21:13

toxcct

27-Oct-05 21:13

on the "click on item" event handler, add the code which disables the item...

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