Re: System.Web.Mail - C# Discussion Boards

Salil Khedkar27-Oct-04 21:10

Salil Khedkar

27-Oct-04 21:10

The documentation for System.Web.Mail.SmtpMail states that only the following platforms are supported: Windows 2000, Windows XP Professional, Windows Server 2003 family.

Indicative code for getting the OS and CLR version numbers is as folows:

using System;<br />
Console.WriteLine("OSVersion: {0}", Environment.OSVersion.ToString());<br />
Console.WriteLine("CLRVersion: {0}", Environment.Version.ToString());

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Heath Stewart27-Oct-04 21:13

Heath Stewart

27-Oct-04 21:13

There is an issue, and you should not use System.Web.Mail. It requires a CDO server to be installed. Current CDO servers include Microsoft Exchange Server (requires NT Server; the Exchange version may require newer NT-based Windows platforms as well), or the Microsoft SMTP Services which, IIRC, started shipping with Win2K server (perhaps professional, but I don't remember off-hand).

Sending SMTP messages is really not hard at all. Just search this site for SMTP using the search box at the top of every page, or even this forum by clicking "Search comments". I personally have posted numerous examples, as well as sample source in an article on this site to resolve MX records for a specified domain (you need to know the SMTP server to send mail to). The SMTP protocol - at least for simply sending messages with no more support than MailMessage would give you - is very simple.

Note that in .NET 2.0 (formerly named "Whidbey") Microsoft will ship as part of the BCL SMTP and MIME support in classes that do not require CDO.

The System.Web.Mail classes - which should be evident by the parent namespace - is meant for use with ASP.NET, which is typically (but not limited to) run on IIS, where you can also install the Microsoft SMTP Services to send or forward mail, as well as queue received mail.

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Hugo Migneron28-Oct-04 3:53

Hugo Migneron

28-Oct-04 3:53

Thank you for your reply,
Actually, i was using a class called smtpEmailer that i took on this site http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/smtpemailer.asp but i have a problem with the attachments, which i need to send.
Everything works fine with the class, but when i send a email with an attachment, the email is sent/received with no problem but i can't see the attachment. It is like the message had no attachment at all, except for the fact that the attachment is there, since an empty body message is 400k big (when i put a 400k attachment). I searched a lot to find a solution for this problem but haven't found yet. This is the commands i send in the socket for a basic email with a text file attachment:

<br />
HELO xxxx.xxxxxx.com<br />
MAIL FROM:<xxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.com> <br />
RCPT TO:<xxxx@xxxxxxx.com><br />
DATA<br />
MIME-Version: 1.0<br />
X-Mailer: SST_OnSite.SmtpEmailer<br />
FROM: xxxxx@xxxxxxxx.com<br />
TO: xxxx@xxxxxxxx.com<br />
REPLY-TO: xxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.com<br />
DATE: Wed, 27 Oct 2004 19:20:34 GMT<br />
SUBJECT: TEST<br />
Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="#SEPARATOR1#"<br />
<br />
<br />
This is a multi-part message in MIME format.<br />
<br />
--#SEPARATOR1#<br />
Content-Type: application/octet-stream; name="a.txt"<br />
Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64<br />
Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="a.txt"<br />
Content-ID: <a><br />
<br />
<br />
--#SEPARATOR1#<br />
Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="#SEPARATOR2#"<br />
<br />
<br />
--#SEPARATOR2#<br />
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1<br />
<br />
<br />
Your email client does not support MHTML messages<br />
<br />
<br />
--#SEPARATOR2#<br />
Content-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1<br />
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable<br />
<br />
<br />
This is the body of the message<br />
--#SEPARATOR2#--<br />
<br />
<br />
--#SEPARATOR1#--<br />
<br />
<br />
.<br />
QUIT

I know the server works fine (i have no problems with attachments when i send them with System.Web.Mail namespace or with Outlook)
Any Help with this would be appreciated

Thanks

Hugo Migneron

Forcing Mouse to a Position

Heath Stewart28-Oct-04 5:49

Heath Stewart

28-Oct-04 5:49

The fact that you're sending a.txt as an "application/octet-stream" may be the problem as your server or the receiving server - especially these days - is probably stripping it off as a potential threat. Extensions with MIME don't matter, but certain things can be inferred as common threads. Sending a .txt file as a binary stream is one obvious one. You should send it as some text/* MIME type using the appropriate charset with the Content-dispostion set to "attachment".

If you're having problems with a particular third-party library like this, you need to contact the author to get it resolved. There are also a lot of other third-party applications out there to handle this. A good - but cheap - commercial library you can get from IP*Works![^]. S/MIME is even supported if you need it.

Writing your own also isn't that hard, especially if you end up using the same template and don't need the extensibility of a library. I've done this in a couple cases. It's quick, simple, and - for something that doesn't change often - cheap!

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MarkMokris27-Oct-04 3:28

MarkMokris

27-Oct-04 3:28

I understand how to interrogate the mouse position in an event handler, but how do I programmatically force the mouse cursor to a specific x,y position?

Thanks!

Mark

Re: Forcing Mouse to a Position

Stefan Troschuetz27-Oct-04 3:49

Stefan Troschuetz

27-Oct-04 3:49

Assign the wanted screen coordinates as a Point to the static Cursor.Position property.

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creating windows control...

sianatia27-Oct-04 3:11

sianatia

27-Oct-04 3:11

hi,

i'm creating a simple windows form control,this control contains
some panels but during design time this panels are accessible by clicking on them,i want to know what should i do inorder to disable selecting these panels...

sreejith ss nair27-Oct-04 3:22

sreejith ss nair

27-Oct-04 3:22

You wrote :

some panels but during design time this panels are accessible by clicking on them,i want to know what should i do inorder to disable selecting these panels...

I am not getting your clear requirement. What got from this is , you are trying to control the accessiblity on design time. Accessibility is only come into picture when you use that perticular form.

If you can give clear picture of your requirement. Then i can able help you out. Frown | :(

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sianatia27-Oct-04 19:21

sianatia

27-Oct-04 19:21

hi,
you know,during design time i can select,change or move the panels but i dont want to do so,i just want to change he properties of panels by the properties panel which the parent gives to us...
thanks..

sreejith ss nair28-Oct-04 2:49

sreejith ss nair

28-Oct-04 2:49

No Idea.

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Craig G Fraser28-Oct-04 3:10

Craig G Fraser

28-Oct-04 3:10

Select the control - then in Properties window set the "Locked" property to True. This will stop you being able to move or resize the control whilst still being able to change its properties. Is this what you were trying to do ???

How hiding an user account with C# code

sianatia29-Oct-04 1:56

sianatia

29-Oct-04 1:56

infact this is not what i need,in this way(locking the control)users can find out that there is a control inside the parent control.pretend statusbar,when we add a panel to it ,just a panel shows inside the statusbar but we can not choose it.maybe i'm using the wrong way....is it possible that during design time controls draw a schema of their runtime ?

May...27-Oct-04 2:49

May...

27-Oct-04 2:49

Hi all,
using C# code i have created a new user account (by using Directory Service Entry) because i need that a new user is created when i install my application so that my app can run as like that user.
The problem is that the new user accont appears on win xp start up and i don't want others users could see than the account exists.
So i'm searching if exists a property ( in ADS_USER_FLAG_ENUM for setting user properties) can be adding in order to make hidden the user control created at the start up, after installation of my app!..but no result of my search!
Someone can help me and have got any suggestion to hide an user account using C#.NET code?

Thanks
Regards

Sebastian Schneider27-Oct-04 3:41

Sebastian Schneider

27-Oct-04 3:41

Sounds strange.

I'd say, if some Software creates a new Account on my computer, i'd want to know.

Cheers
Sebs

May...27-Oct-04 5:55

May...

27-Oct-04 5:55

The code is about like this,
and i think that there would be a property for the account to hide it when login after reboot the machine:

///

/// account property user flags
///

const int ADS_UF_PASSWD_CANT_CHANGE = 0x40;
const int ADS_UF_NORMAL_ACCOUNT = 0x200;
const int ADS_UF_DONT_EXPIRE_PASSWD = 0x10000;

// add the user
DirectoryEntry account = root.Children.Add(AccountName, "user");
account.Invoke("SetPassword", new object[] {pw} );
account.Invoke("Put", new object[] {"Description", "Built-in account for my
Application"});

// set a few properties
int userfalgs = EXPIRE_PASSWD|ADS_UF_NORMAL_ACCOUNT|ADS_UF_PASSWD_CANT_CHANGE;
account.Properties["UserFlags"].Add(userfalgs);

account.CommitChanges();

Dave Kreskowiak27-Oct-04 4:12

Dave Kreskowiak

27-Oct-04 4:12

Yeah, sounds very strange!

Why does your application need it's own account? Usually, the only time this ever needs to happen is if your application is running as a service...

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