Need Help with CDONTS

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Here the sample code, it fails on the attachment retrieving the file.
The file is located on a remote server. The folder is Shared & Web Shared with
EveryOne having Full access to the shared folder. I can pull the file from
other
ways, dropping the full path in the Run of Windows, Using Outlook to send an
e-mail with the file attached

I get one of those Unspecified error messages. By the way this code works if
the file is local. I need to access the file from the remote location.

<script language="VBScr ipt">

public function testMsg()

Dim objNewMsg' as Message
Dim ObjAttach' as Attachments
Dim objOutbox
Dim sName
Dim sPath

sName = "220010.PDF "
sPath =
"\\NTGDOCPP04\w wwroot\dcv2_rep orts\temp\dmadm in_28-MAR-2007\220010.PDF "

Dim objSession
Set objSession = CreateObject ("CDONTS.Sessio n")
objSession.Logo nSMTP "Lopes,Jame s", "ja***********@ accenture.com"

Set objOutbox = objSession.GetD efaultFolder(2) ' CdoDefaultFolde rOutbox
Set objNewMsg = objOutbox.Messa ges.Add("The Send Message" )
Set ObjAttach = objNewMsg.Attac hments.Add(sNam e, 1, sPath)
'logText_js("Pa ssed testMsg function ")
end function

</script>

[Anthony Jones]

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>
Here the sample code, it fails on the attachment retrieving the file.
The file is located on a remote server. The folder is Shared & Web Shared

with

EveryOne having Full access to the shared folder.

You need to check both the share permissions and the folder/file permissions

I can pull the file from
other
ways, dropping the full path in the Run of Windows, Using Outlook to send

an

e-mail with the file attached

I get one of those Unspecified error messages. By the way this code works

if

the file is local. I need to access the file from the remote location.

<script language="VBScr ipt">

public function testMsg()

Dim objNewMsg' as Message
Dim ObjAttach' as Attachments
Dim objOutbox
Dim sName
Dim sPath

sName = "220010.PDF "
sPath =
"\\NTGDOCPP04\w wwroot\dcv2_rep orts\temp\dmadm in_28-MAR-2007\220010.PDF "

Dim objSession
Set objSession = CreateObject ("CDONTS.Sessio n")
objSession.Logo nSMTP "Lopes,Jame s", "ja***********@ accenture.com"

Set objOutbox = objSession.GetD efaultFolder(2) ' CdoDefaultFolde rOutbox
Set objNewMsg = objOutbox.Messa ges.Add("The Send Message" )
Set ObjAttach = objNewMsg.Attac hments.Add(sNam e, 1, sPath)
'logText_js("Pa ssed testMsg function ")
end function

</script>

What OS are you on? If Win2000 or Win2003 consider using CDOSYS instead of
CDONTS. CDONTS is deprecated.

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"Anthony Jones" wrote:

>
"jlopes151" <jl*******@disc ussions.microso ft.comwrote in message
news:FD******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...

Here the sample code, it fails on the attachment retrieving the file.
The file is located on a remote server. The folder is Shared & Web Shared

with

EveryOne having Full access to the shared folder.

You need to check both the share permissions and the folder/file permissions

I can pull the file from
other
ways, dropping the full path in the Run of Windows, Using Outlook to send

an

e-mail with the file attached

I get one of those Unspecified error messages. By the way this code works

if

the file is local. I need to access the file from the remote location.

<script language="VBScr ipt">

public function testMsg()

Dim objNewMsg' as Message
Dim ObjAttach' as Attachments
Dim objOutbox
Dim sName
Dim sPath

sName = "220010.PDF "
sPath =
"\\NTGDOCPP04\w wwroot\dcv2_rep orts\temp\dmadm in_28-MAR-2007\220010.PDF "

Dim objSession
Set objSession = CreateObject ("CDONTS.Sessio n")
objSession.Logo nSMTP "Lopes,Jame s", "ja***********@ accenture.com"

Set objOutbox = objSession.GetD efaultFolder(2) ' CdoDefaultFolde rOutbox
Set objNewMsg = objOutbox.Messa ges.Add("The Send Message" )
Set ObjAttach = objNewMsg.Attac hments.Add(sNam e, 1, sPath)
'logText_js("Pa ssed testMsg function ")
end function

</script>

What OS are you on? If Win2000 or Win2003 consider using CDOSYS instead of
CDONTS. CDONTS is deprecated.

The Web user at the Share level has Read acceess, full control at the file
level
Only the parent folder is Shared with the child folders giving full control
at their
levels

Win2000 SP4