system.net.mail.smtpclient.clientcertificates property

[Marco Shaw [MVP]]

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...tificates.aspx

I'm having a hard time to find/understand how this property works. It
only supports get, but how does one go about defining this property in
the first place? Is it via another method where we have to have already
loading on the system?

Will it automagically populate when I set these:

<object>.UseDefaultCredentials = true;
<object>.EnableSsl = true;

Marco
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[Marco Shaw [MVP]]

Marco Shaw [MVP] wrote:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...tificates.aspx
I'm having a hard time to find/understand how this property works. It
only supports get, but how does one go about defining this property in
the first place? Is it via another method where we have to have already
loading on the system?

Will it automagically populate when I set these:

<object>.UseDefaultCredentials = true;
<object>.EnableSsl = true;

Marco

Solution simply is this:

ClientCertificates.Add(my_cert_object)

Marco