Comments by Robin Rizvi

Robin Rizvi 9-Jan-12 9:42am View

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Send me the whole solution file(the project) as an attachment and I would do the code for you, that would be easy and good for both of us.

Secondly, there is no such issue, you can add a progressbar control in your windows app and after sending the mail you can update the value of the progressbar control. You would be sending mail using smtp server(probably gmail or yahoo's smtp server.). You can easily do that I dun see any problem. brief me on your problem.

Robin Rizvi 9-Jan-12 9:35am View

Kiran you can also send me your solution file(the whole project) as an attachment and I could write the code for you. That way I could see what and where you want to accomplish the task. That would be easy and clear for us both.

One more thing to add you can easily add a progressbar control and update its value after sending the mail, that would work just fine. You would be using smtp mail(probably gmail or yahoo's smtp server) for sending mail from your windows application.

Robin Rizvi 9-Jan-12 8:39am View

is it winforms? windows app?....Kiran please do continue the conversation in mail (mail@robinrizvi.info). i'll be quick to reply. thanks

Robin Rizvi 8-Jan-12 9:52am View

Kiranjay drop me a email at my mail id (see above for my mail id) and describe your problem fully,tell is it php/asp.net/winforms and your code segment for mailing. Send all that and you problem text in the mail.
I will surely try after getting all details and provide you with a working code if possible.

Robin Rizvi 15-Dec-11 0:50am View

I respect your comments. but you are really confused in your writing and thought I guess, you made me wonder why you are arguing on something which is correct, your solution is correct (maybe I haven't read it though), mine would not be better than yours (according to you) but not wrong perhaps. Tell me if you are not a expert abt something then how would you expect someone to explain you that, in a naive way for sure, so whats wrong about that to do something easily and bluntly to get the job done. I am not a theory or a prototype person like you, I like being practical, I just want things to get done smartly, easily and efficiently.

I don't know if I have offended you in any way sorry for that If I have. You are for sure way better than me. I can see that in your code and your ratings.
PEace

Robin Rizvi 14-Dec-11 23:01pm View

Sometimes elegant and simple solutions work. If you can do it simpler then it should be done that way to increase code understandability and semantics.

Robin Rizvi 11-Dec-11 4:23am View

Happy to help

Robin Rizvi 18-Oct-11 10:50am View

thankyou for enlightening me. It does not do value comparision for refernce types.

Robin Rizvi 18-Oct-11 10:30am View

we are not calling a method from the string object or the string class, instead object.equals is a static method from the object class, so no question of overriding here!!.

Robin Rizvi 18-Oct-11 10:29am View

public static bool Equals(
Object objA,
Object objB
)

Equals requires two args of object type. and all refernece and values types are derived from Object, so this method can compare any value types (ints,structs etc) and any reference types as well

Robin Rizvi 18-Oct-11 10:19am View

using System;

public class MyClass {
public static void Main() {
string s1 = "Tom";
string s2 = "Carol";
Console.WriteLine("Object.Equals(\"{0}\", \"{1}\") => {2}",
s1, s2, Object.Equals(s1, s2));

s1 = "Tom";
s2 = "Tom";
Console.WriteLine("Object.Equals(\"{0}\", \"{1}\") => {2}",
s1, s2, Object.Equals(s1, s2));

s1 = null;
s2 = "Tom";
Console.WriteLine("Object.Equals(null, \"{1}\") => {2}",
s1, s2, Object.Equals(s1, s2));

s1 = "Carol";
s2 = null;
Console.WriteLine("Object.Equals(\"{0}\", null) => {2}",
s1, s2, Object.Equals(s1, s2));

s1 = null;
s2 = null;
Console.WriteLine("Object.Equals(null, null) => {2}",
s1, s2, Object.Equals(s1, s2));
}
}

/*

This code produces the following output.

Object.Equals("Tom", "Carol") => False
Object.Equals("Tom", "Tom") => True
Object.Equals(null, "Tom") => False
Object.Equals("Carol", null) => False
Object.Equals(null, null) => True

*/

This a working code from MSDN and I suppose it clears your mind on whether it compares instances or references!

Robin Rizvi 9-Sep-11 12:50pm View

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/webservices/HttpWebRequest_Response.aspx

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/IP/httpwebrequest_response.aspx

Check MSDn for complete details and sample:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.net.httpwebrequest.aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.net.httpwebresponse.aspx

Robin Rizvi 9-Sep-11 12:44pm View

Happy to help.

Robin Rizvi 8-Sep-11 9:06am View

It was nice doing conversation with you.

Watch my first article posted on codeproject and comment and vote:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/HTML/speechinputapi.aspx
or http://blog.robinrizvi.info

Drop me a mail for any comments, suggestions or questions.
mail@robinrizvi.info

Robin Rizvi 7-Sep-11 11:38am View

Now the websites like way2sms etc use bulksms packages. For instance many companies like Airtel, Reliance and many others provide sms gateway when you buy bulk sms package. What they do is "the company" provides you an email address and a standard format for the email. When you email the message and the phone number in the specified format to the mail address "the comapny" had provided you, the telecomm company would then just send that message via sms. So just doing a email is very simple vis PHP, asp.net or others. I hope I was able to provide an answer

Robin Rizvi 7-Sep-11 6:37am View

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Now the websites like way2sms etc use bulksms packages. For instance many companies like Airtel, Reliance and many others provide sms gateway when you buy bulk sms package. What they do is "the company" provides you an email address and a standard format for the email. When you email the message and the phone number in the specified format to the mail address "the comapny" had provided you, the telecomm company would then just send that message via sms. So just doing a email is very simple vis PHP, asp.net or others. I hope I was able to provide an answer

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