| .NET Dot Net Guruers |
| MSDN |
| XML Comments, Late-bound COM, and More |
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| A .NET web service for e-mail |
| The Code Project |
| Sending e-mail using a web service |
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| Building a List Server |
| C#Today |
| In this case study, Dot Net Guruhew Reynolds takes a look at how we can build a simple list server. This list server is designed to handle jobs of several thousand e-mails, and handle returned and bounced e-mails. We will see how to build a single Windows Service application that we can put somewhere on our network and allow several computers on the network to queue messages for distribution. For message distribution, well use Microsoft SMTP Service. However, well actually design the system so that we can use a different service for message distribution. For example, well create an engine that rather than connecting to the Microsoft SMTP Service through the System.Web.Mail namespace, uses Exchange or perhaps some third-party component. |
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| CodeSnip: Simple SMTP Mailing with .NET |
| http://aspalliance.com/ |
| Need to send mail directly from your site? Learn how to use the SmtpMail class to do just that. |
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| Creating Your First Code Behind Page |
| Master C# |
| New to ASP.NET? Confused about 'code behind'? Don't have Visual Studio.NET yet? Read on for answers to your questions.. Like You, even I haven't got a copy of Visual Studio.NET Beta2, but then we read everywhere about ASP.NET's capabilities to separate the design and logic, is it possible without Visual Studio.NET? Yes, it is and I will show you how easy it is. |
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| Easy E-Mail - It's About Time |
| Visual Studio Magazine |
| he e-mail capabilities in .NET are much more robust than what was available in classic Active Server Pages (ASP). It's difficult to see how sending Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) e-mail using ASP .NET could be any easier. |
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| Overview of MSBuild, Part 3: What Is the Limit to Extensibility? |
| MSDN |
| Describes MSBuild's support of Visual Studio solution files and explains how the extensible logger mechanism can be used to write rich build tools. |
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| Scheduled Email Reports |
| ASP Alliance |
| This simple application is designed to be placed into the scheduler of a server to run daily, and to then read from an XML file to determinewhen to send which reports to whom. The chief goal of this application once in place is that no direct server access be required for updates ormaintenance. Reports can be added, removed, or changed, and the recipients and schedule modified as well, all with FTP or FrontPage access only.The application consists of two parts -- the EXE file that must be placed into the Task Scheduler on the server (it doesn't even have to be theweb server where the reports reside, but it should have a persistent internet connection and it must have an SMTP service running on it or elseit needs modified to use an external SMTP server), and the XML configuration file that can reside anywhere as long as the EXE can reference itvia URI. The application can also be run from the command line without an XML configuration file. |
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| Sending E-Mail to Multiple Users from a Database |
| DotNetJunkies |
| Anyone done this yet... I am interested in making a mail list system that will query database for email address for users and send out a generic e-mail. This can be done using the System.Web.Mail namespace. This namespace has two classes you will use to accomplish this, MailMessage and SmtpMail. The MailMessage class represents a single e-mail message, and the SmtpMail class is used to send the MailMessage using the configured SMTP server. |
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| Sending E-Mail to Multiple Users from a Database |
| DotNetJunkies |
| The Question: Anyone done this yet... I am interested in making a mail list system that will query database for email address for users and send out a generic e-mail. The Answer: This can be done using the System.Web.Mail namespace. This namespace has two classes you will use to accomplish this, MailMessage and SmtpMail. The MailMessage class represents a single e-mail message, and the SmtpMail class is used to send the MailMessage using the configured SMTP server. |
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| Sending E-Mails using ASP.NET |
| StarDeveloper |
| In this tutorial we will learn how to send e-mails of both text and HTML formats using classes of System.Web.Mail namespace. |
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| Simple ASP.NET Email |
| DotNetJunkies |
| Question: I have installed the framework and have written a simple page that should email to a specified address. I used the SmtpMail.Send( string, string, string, string ) format. I get an error during runtime: System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException: The transport failed to connect to the server. I am simply running the Win XP Pro IIS SMTP service. What do I need to do to configure my server to work? Thanks so much. |
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| SMTP E-Mailing Application |
| C# Corner |
| This is an article on how to use the Mail Components in .NET to create a simple application to send e-mail. |
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| Using the System.Web.Mail Namespace |
| http://www.dotnetgenius.com/ |
| There are many instances in which you want to programmatically send email. At dotnetGenius, our contributor feedback page does just that, it sends whatever information the user has entered to our mailbox. In this article, I'll show you just how easy this is to do. |
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| Utilizing The AdRotator Control: Part III |
| Naked Variables |
| Part I and Part II of the AdRotator series demonstrated how we could easily utilize the AdRotator control to render different ads on our site and manage the ads through the use of our custom web UI. Part III of the series looks at how we roll in and roll out scheduled ads through a web service called by a scheduled process on a remote machine. |
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