Hi,
I am trying to send Mail from VB.net app but I can not do
it. Even I can not do this = Imports system.mail, the mail
option is not available. I also have to do more then one
atachements. Some one please help.
Thanks,
mashraf 6 2819
Mahsraf,
You need to include System.Web.Mail. Then you can create and populate a
MailMessage object and send it using the system SmtpServer object.
Here's a C# code snippet of mine. The VB is quite similar.
--mark richter
using System.Web.Mail;
..
..
..
SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "smtp.foo.net";
MailMessage mail = new MailMessage();
mail.To = "he**@foosoft.com";
mail.From = custEmail.Text;
mail.Subject = "Request";
mail.Body = custName.Text + "\n\n" + custPhone.Text + "\n\n" +
custDescription.Text;
SmtpMail.Send(mail);
mashraf wrote: Hi, I am trying to send Mail from VB.net app but I can not do it. Even I can not do this = Imports system.mail, the mail option is not available. I also have to do more then one atachements. Some one please help.
Thanks, mashraf
Mahsraf,
You need to include System.Web.Mail. Then you can create and populate a
MailMessage object and send it using the system SmtpServer object.
Here's a C# code snippet of mine. The VB is quite similar.
--mark richter
using System.Web.Mail;
..
..
..
SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "smtp.foo.net";
MailMessage mail = new MailMessage();
mail.To = "he**@foosoft.com";
mail.From = custEmail.Text;
mail.Subject = "Request";
mail.Body = custName.Text + "\n\n" + custPhone.Text + "\n\n" +
custDescription.Text;
SmtpMail.Send(mail);
mashraf wrote: Hi, I am trying to send Mail from VB.net app but I can not do it. Even I can not do this = Imports system.mail, the mail option is not available. I also have to do more then one atachements. Some one please help.
Thanks, mashraf
Mahsraf,
You need to include System.Web.Mail. Then you can create and populate a
MailMessage object and send it using the system SmtpServer object.
Here's a C# code snippet of mine. The VB is quite similar.
--mark richter
using System.Web.Mail;
..
..
..
SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "smtp.foo.net";
MailMessage mail = new MailMessage();
mail.To = "he**@foosoft.com";
mail.From = custEmail.Text;
mail.Subject = "Request";
mail.Body = custName.Text + "\n\n" + custPhone.Text + "\n\n" +
custDescription.Text;
SmtpMail.Send(mail);
mashraf wrote: Hi, I am trying to send Mail from VB.net app but I can not do it. Even I can not do this = Imports system.mail, the mail option is not available. I also have to do more then one atachements. Some one please help.
Thanks, mashraf
Mahsraf,
You need to include System.Web.Mail. Then you can create and populate a
MailMessage object and send it using the system SmtpServer object.
Here's a C# code snippet of mine. The VB is quite similar.
--mark richter
using System.Web.Mail;
..
..
..
SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "smtp.foo.net";
MailMessage mail = new MailMessage();
mail.To = "he**@foosoft.com";
mail.From = custEmail.Text;
mail.Subject = "Request";
mail.Body = custName.Text + "\n\n" + custPhone.Text + "\n\n" +
custDescription.Text;
SmtpMail.Send(mail);
mashraf wrote: Hi, I am trying to send Mail from VB.net app but I can not do it. Even I can not do this = Imports system.mail, the mail option is not available. I also have to do more then one atachements. Some one please help.
Thanks, mashraf
Thanks Mark,
I did not refrence the mail class. Your code snipet worked
fine. Thanks again.
Mashraf -----Original Message----- Mahsraf,
You need to include System.Web.Mail. Then you can create
and populate aMailMessage object and send it using the system
SmtpServer object.Here's a C# code snippet of mine. The VB is quite similar.
--mark richter
using System.Web.Mail; .. .. .. SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "smtp.foo.net"; MailMessage mail = new MailMessage(); mail.To = "he**@foosoft.com"; mail.From = custEmail.Text; mail.Subject = "Request"; mail.Body = custName.Text + "\n\n" +
custPhone.Text + "\n\n" +custDescription.Text;
SmtpMail.Send(mail); mashraf wrote:
Hi, I am trying to send Mail from VB.net app but I can not
do it. Even I can not do this = Imports system.mail, the
mail option is not available. I also have to do more then
one atachements. Some one please help.
Thanks, mashraf
.
Thanks Mark,
I did not refrence the mail class. Your code snipet worked
fine. Thanks again.
Mashraf -----Original Message----- Mahsraf,
You need to include System.Web.Mail. Then you can create
and populate aMailMessage object and send it using the system
SmtpServer object.Here's a C# code snippet of mine. The VB is quite similar.
--mark richter
using System.Web.Mail; .. .. .. SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "smtp.foo.net"; MailMessage mail = new MailMessage(); mail.To = "he**@foosoft.com"; mail.From = custEmail.Text; mail.Subject = "Request"; mail.Body = custName.Text + "\n\n" +
custPhone.Text + "\n\n" +custDescription.Text;
SmtpMail.Send(mail); mashraf wrote:
Hi, I am trying to send Mail from VB.net app but I can not
do it. Even I can not do this = Imports system.mail, the
mail option is not available. I also have to do more then
one atachements. Some one please help.
Thanks, mashraf
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