using System.Web.Mail; failed

[Jason Zhang]

Hi all,
I have installed VS.net 2003 fully.
When I create a C# project and write a line:using System.Web.Mail;
the IDE complain that the namespace Mail does'nt exist in System.Web.
Why it happens? Dis I miss something?
Thank you!

[Truong Hong Thi]

You need to add reference to System.Web.dll.

[Lenard Gunda]

You need to add a reference to the System.Web.dll. The System.Web.Mail
namespace is defined inside that.

Open Solution Explorer, right click the References node of the project
tree, and select Add reference. From the list select System.Web.dll,
press Select and OK. Now you have added a reference to this class
library, and can use it in your project.

-Lenard

Jason Zhang wrote:

Hi all,
I have installed VS.net 2003 fully.
When I create a C# project and write a line:using System.Web.Mail;
the IDE complain that the namespace Mail does'nt exist in System.Web.
Why it happens? Dis I miss something?
Thank you!

[Jason Zhang]

wow! Thank you so much!
You help a newbie's first step.:)
Thank Truong HOng Thi too.

"Lenard Gunda" <ar***********@freemail.hu>
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You need to add a reference to the System.Web.dll. The System.Web.Mail
namespace is defined inside that.

Open Solution Explorer, right click the References node of the project
tree, and select Add reference. From the list select System.Web.dll, press
Select and OK. Now you have added a reference to this class library, and
can use it in your project.

-Lenard

Jason Zhang wrote:

Hi all,
I have installed VS.net 2003 fully.
When I create a C# project and write a line:using System.Web.Mail;
the IDE complain that the namespace Mail does'nt exist in System.Web.
Why it happens? Dis I miss something?
Thank you!

[alexmaster_2004]

I don't know why it doesn't work with you.
It works fine with me.
maybe you need to use the fully qualified namespace within your code.
This is what your code should be:
//
System.Web.Mail.MailMessage msg = new System.Web.Mail.MailMessage();
msg.From = "Sender Mail";
msg.To = "Reception Mail";
msg.Subject = "Message Subject";
masg.Body = "Message Body";
SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "Your MailServer";
SmtpMail.Send(msg);
//

this code should work fine..
let me know if not