Exception Handling Application Block. You can find it on
the MSDN website by searching for Application Blocks.
If you don't want to do that, you'll need to reference the
System.Web assembly and import the System.Web.Mail
namespace and then you can send mail from a .NET winform.
However, be warned that you need to have SMTP installed
and running on the users machine so depending on your
environment it may not work.
Jeff Levinson
Author Of "Building Client/Server Applications with
VB.NET: An Example Driven Approach"
-----Original Message-----
Dear all,
I am building a .NEt application under Windows 2000.
I have an error handling routine which actually log the
error massage in local text file or Event logger.
I would like to extent its functionnlity by beeing able tosend automatically an email when an error occurs.
beiing able to set also may mailpropert such as :
- subject
- sender name
- recipeint name
- feedback
- severity
How can I do that ? any links or sample to point me in?
thnaks for your help
regards
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