MAPI.Profile Logon with ASP

[Adam Kinney]

I have an ASP application that logs into Exchange server to send email. The
code looks like this:

Set objSession = CreateObject("M API.Session")
objSession.Logo n "profileNam e"

strMsg = ".."
Set objMessage = objSession.Outb ox.Messages.Add
objMessage.Subj ect = "Customer Comment"
objMessage.Text = strMsg

Set objRecip = objMessage.Reci pients.Add
objRecip.Name = SendTo
objRecip.Type = 1 'CdoTo
objRecip.Resolv e

objMessage.Send 'showDialog:=Fa lse
objSession.Logo ff

This code worked fine when the server was WinNT / Exchange 2000, now the
server has been upgraded to Windows 2003 and Exchange 2003.

Exchange Server is running on the same machine as IIS. And the error
appears to happen when the Logon is attempted.

Any ideas as to what may have changed in Windows 2003 or Exchange 2003?

Thanks,

Adam Kinney
www.adamkinney.com

[John Blessing]

"Adam Kinney" <ad**@apterasof tware.com> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@tk2msf tngp13.phx.gbl. ..

I have an ASP application that logs into Exchange server to send email. The code looks like this:

Set objSession = CreateObject("M API.Session")
objSession.Logo n "profileNam e"

strMsg = ".."
Set objMessage = objSession.Outb ox.Messages.Add
objMessage.Subj ect = "Customer Comment"
objMessage.Text = strMsg

Set objRecip = objMessage.Reci pients.Add
objRecip.Name = SendTo
objRecip.Type = 1 'CdoTo
objRecip.Resolv e

objMessage.Send 'showDialog:=Fa lse
objSession.Logo ff

This code worked fine when the server was WinNT / Exchange 2000, now the
server has been upgraded to Windows 2003 and Exchange 2003.

Exchange Server is running on the same machine as IIS. And the error
appears to happen when the Logon is attempted.

Any ideas as to what may have changed in Windows 2003 or Exchange 2003?

Thanks,

Adam Kinney
www.adamkinney.com

Hello Adam

I don't recommend you use MAPI. This is a client interface and will show
modal dialogs if it runs into problems, and of course, there is no one sat
at your webserver waiting to click "OK".

Use CDONTS or better yet one of the smtp components (some of which are free)

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[Lee Derbyshire]

"Adam Kinney" <ad**@apterasof tware.com> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@tk2msf tngp13.phx.gbl. ..

I have an ASP application that logs into Exchange server to send email. The code looks like this:

Set objSession = CreateObject("M API.Session")
objSession.Logo n "profileNam e"

strMsg = ".."
Set objMessage = objSession.Outb ox.Messages.Add
objMessage.Subj ect = "Customer Comment"
objMessage.Text = strMsg

Set objRecip = objMessage.Reci pients.Add
objRecip.Name = SendTo
objRecip.Type = 1 'CdoTo
objRecip.Resolv e

objMessage.Send 'showDialog:=Fa lse
objSession.Logo ff

This code worked fine when the server was WinNT / Exchange 2000, now the
server has been upgraded to Windows 2003 and Exchange 2003.

Exchange Server is running on the same machine as IIS. And the error
appears to happen when the Logon is attempted.

Any ideas as to what may have changed in Windows 2003 or Exchange 2003?

Thanks,

Adam Kinney
www.adamkinney.com

What error are you seeing?

Lee.

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