Send Email throw windows application.

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neera

Hello,

We want to send mail throw vb.net [Windows application]. We got many
code samples but all are depend upon the IIS or SMTP services.
IS it possible to send the email on any windows machine without such
dependencies?
Please give some idea or some code sample.

Thanks in advance for any suggetions

Regards,
Neera Sharma

Palewar Techno Solutions
(Mobile Solutions for Your Business)
www.palewar.com
 
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PvdG42

neera said:
Hello,

We want to send mail throw vb.net [Windows application]. We got many
code samples but all are depend upon the IIS or SMTP services.
IS it possible to send the email on any windows machine without such
dependencies?
Please give some idea or some code sample.

Thanks in advance for any suggetions

Regards,
Neera Sharma

Palewar Techno Solutions
(Mobile Solutions for Your Business)
www.palewar.com

Why reinvent the wheel? One way or another, you have to use software that
will communicate with a mail server to which "you" (your app) have access.
Your choice: use an available mail client through an interface or write the
client.
 
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Pavel Minaev

neera said:
Hello,

We want to send mail throw vb.net [Windows application]. We got many
code samples but all are depend upon the IIS or SMTP services.
IS it possible to send the email on any windows machine without such
dependencies?
Please give some idea or some code sample.

A Google search for ".net smtp component" will give you plenty of
options to choose from. Most seem to be standalone.
 
N

neera

Hi,

Thanks a lot for your suggestions.we will try with that.

Regards,
Neera Sharma

Palewar Techno Solutions
(Mobile Solutions for Your Business)
www.palewar.com
 
A

Alex Clark

Hi,

Your best bet is to use System.Net.Mail.SmtpClient, which is built into the
framework.

You'll still have to specify a mail server, but that would be true of any
implementation you choose.

Kind regards,
Alex
 

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