C# .Net Sending an e-mail to an application

[jive]

Pls help, i am making an c# .net application that will always be running on a computer and i want it to write the subject (of the e-mail i recieved on my e-mail server) in the applications text box called textbox1 (textbox1.Text = "?????").
A code sample would be of great help...

[Plater]

Do you have a method for retreiving the email header?
There are .NET methods for accessing information from Microsoft Exchange server, but .NET does not have anything built-in regarding POP3 or IMAP for accessing emails that I am aware of.

[jive]

Do have a method for retreiving the email header?
There are .NET methods for accessing information from Microsoft Exchange server, but .NET does not ahve anything regarding POP3 or IMAP for accessing emails that I am aware of.

Thx for helping...
I found the EAGetMail.dll to help me solve this problem and it worked...

[divyavk21]

Can you please provide me a sample code how to send Emails from C#.

Thanks.
Dijo.

[jay123]

header file u need to add
using System.Net.Mail;


coding

MailMessage Mail1 = new MailMessage();
                MailAddress ma1 = new MailAddress(Emailfrom.Text);
                Mail1.From = ma1;
                Mail1.To.Add(emailto.Text);// reciever email id
                Mail1.CC.Add(Emailfrom.Text);// textbox from where sender email is to be retrieved
                Mail1.Subject = subject.Text;// subject textbox
                Mail1.IsBodyHtml = true;
                string msg = meassage.Text;// textbox in which nessage is written
 
                Mail1.Body = msg;
 
                try
                {
                    SmtpClient smtpMailObj = new SmtpClient();
                    smtpMailObj.Host = "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx";// server ip address
                    smtpMailObj.Send(Mail1);
                    //  Response.Write("Your Message has been sent successfully");
                    Label4.Text = "Your Message has been sent successfully";//label showing that message has been sent
                }
 
                catch (Exception)
                {
                    //Response.Write("Message Delivery Fails");
                    Label4.Text = "Message Delivery Fails";
                }

[Curtis Rutland]

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[jay123]

First of all, please use [code] tags when you post code.

Second, please do not "hijack" other threads. Unless your issue is exactly the same as the original poster's issue, please start your own thread.

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sorry sir,
i m new to this developer form, so didnt know much of the rule that should be followed..

[Curtis Rutland]

sorry sir,
i m new to this developer form, so didnt know much of the rule that should be followed..

That's understandable.

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[divyavk21]

Thanks for providing me the coding, i'll work on it and let you know the status. by monday.

Thanks a lot.
Have a great weekend.