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MailMessage(To, From); ? 15 Years Ago by Liszt … set an emailTo and emailFrom in the arguments of MailMessage. When I compile this code, I have an… errormessage that says. [I]'System::Net::Mail::MailMessage' : class does not have a copy-constructor[/I] …;; String^ EmailFrom= "testFrom@hotmail.com"; MailMessage mm = gcnew MailMessage(EmailRecipient, EmailFrom); [/code] Re: MailMessage(To, From); ? 15 Years Ago by cikara21 … { SmtpClient client("?Host?"); client.Port::set(587); MailMessage ^msg=gcnew MailMessage(); msg->To->Add("?dest?"); //... msg… Re: MailMessage(To, From); ? 15 Years Ago by Liszt …; to the EmailAccount that will send the email ? [code] MailMessage^ mm = gcnew MailMessage(From@gmail.com, To@gmail.com); mm->Subject… Re: MailMessage(To, From); ? 15 Years Ago by Liszt … ? [code] SmtpClient client(smtp.gmail.com); client.Port::set(587); MailMessage^ mm; //Declare client.EnableSsl = true; //Depending on server SSL Settings… < 2; i++) [COLOR="Red"]{[/COLOR] mm = gcnew MailMessage(EmailFrom->Trim(), EmailList[i]->Trim()); mm->Subject… Re: MailMessage(To, From); ? 15 Years Ago by Liszt … send: Subject: "Hello" Message: "This is the mailmessage" from email: [email]testfrom@hotmail.com[/email] to this… MailMessage Problems 15 Years Ago by cVz … = email_address; // Declaring a new instance of a mail message MailMessage E_Mail_Message = new MailMessage(); //MailAddress MA = new MailAddress("info@place.co.za… Re: MailMessage(To, From); ? 15 Years Ago by Comatose I'm pretty sure you can use .NET inside of C++, but I'm willing to bet it's going to be an uglier mess than simply using sockets and sending the e-mail yourself....but that in and of itself is nasty, because you have to deal with low-level sockets (be wise, use SDL_Net and save the sanity). Worse yet, when dealing with an e-mail host like hotmail.… Re: MailMessage(To, From); ? 15 Years Ago by Liszt Thank you Comatose, I am prepared to learn all that ugly mess because I really have the ambition to do this in C++. = ) I have done a program in ASP.net on a webpage with a lot of code in C# for ASP.net wich works fine, but the syntax and classes are not really the same in ordinary C++. However what parameters I have that I dont know how to … Re: MailMessage(To, From); ? 15 Years Ago by Narue I think you need to get one thing straight when using C++/CLI. When you use gcnew, you're allocating managed memory to a .NET reference. When you use new, you're allocating unmanaged memory to a C++ pointer. I added the pointer part because the syntax is equivalent (pointers use * and new, .NET references use ^ and gcnew): [code=cplusplus] // … Re: MailMessage(To, From); ? 15 Years Ago by Liszt I have used the code above to send 10 emails to myself in that loop. As I notice it takes about 1 second per email to be delievered. Why does it take so long time ? For example why will not all 10 emails be sent in only 1 second ? What is the bottleneck here ? I wonder what could be possible to do, to increase this speed ? Re: MailMessage(To, From); ? 15 Years Ago by Comatose I'd wager the code is blocking... waiting for the network. Maybe I'm wrong, but usually in a program like that (that sends a bunch of data over a network) the bottleneck and wait time is the network. Re: MailMessage(To, From); ? 15 Years Ago by Nick Evan [QUOTE=Liszt;795110] For example why will not all 10 emails be sent in only 1 second ? [/QUOTE] Why would you want to do that anyway? Smells like an email-bomb to me, and that would be against the rules.... :icon_wink: Re: MailMessage(To, From); ? 15 Years Ago by Liszt In a way yes, honestly but it is for about 3000 customers for my company where I will give them advertisment and as the customers increases there would be good to be able to send the email quickly. As I understand this depends of the smpt.gmail.com server but I have heard and red that this could be sent through my own computers instead of that … C# ASP.NET MailMessage error 11 Years Ago by mmeyer49 … = TextBoxBody.Text; MailMessage mailMessage = new MailMessage(); mailMessage.To.Add(new MailAddress(to)); mailMessage.From = new MailAddress(from); mailMessage.Subject = subject; mailMessage.Body = body; SmtpClient… Using MailMessage in a managed application 14 Years Ago by BobFX …;); MailAddress ^To = gcnew MailAddress("ttt@zzz.com"); MailMessage ^message = gcnew MailMessage(From, To); message->Subject = "Testing sending mail… Attaching a file to a mailmessage with vb2008 13 Years Ago by jonniebl … out. My code looks like this. [ Dim mail As New MailMessage() 'set the addresses mail.From = New MailAddress("xxx@cox… Re: Attaching a file to a mailmessage with vb2008 13 Years Ago by Teme64 … to the attachments [CODE=VB.NET] Dim mail As New MailMessage() 'set the addresses mail.From = New MailAddress("xxx@cox… 'ReplyToList' is not a member of 'System.Net.Mail.MailMessage'! 13 Years Ago by cmgarnett … "'ReplyToList' is not a member of 'System.Net.Mail.MailMessage'". Intellisense offers me the ReplyToList collection and Add method… Re: MailMessage Problems 15 Years Ago by Murtan That looks like a mass-mailing application...not sure I WANT to help, but does it just not work or are you getting an exception? If you're getting an exception, what is it? If it just "doesn't work", what debugging (to ensure you are getting the right parameters set) have you done? Re: MailMessage Problems 15 Years Ago by cVz Nevermind it does work , it sent to my junk folder , i never saw it , thank you guys .... Re: MailMessage Problems 15 Years Ago by cVz [QUOTE=Murtan;748818]That looks like a mass-mailing application...not sure I WANT to help, but does it just not work or are you getting an exception? If you're getting an exception, what is it? If it just "doesn't work", what debugging (to ensure you are getting the right parameters set) have you done?[/QUOTE] thanks dude, it … Re: Newbie non-invocable member 'sytem.net.mailmessage.to' cannot be used like a method 13 Years Ago by exgliderpilot I think I should have added: System.Net.Mail.MailMessage Message = new System.Net.Mail.MailMessage(); sorry... Re: Newbie non-invocable member 'sytem.net.mailmessage.to' cannot be used like a method 13 Years Ago by Lusiphur … what's wrong there... "non-invocable member 'sytem.net.mailmessage.to' cannot be used like a method" means that… Re: C# ASP.NET MailMessage error 11 Years Ago by pritaeas Are you sure that the web.config settings are applied automatically? Re: C# ASP.NET MailMessage error 11 Years Ago by JorgeM It is also possible that there is a firewall between your server and gmail blocking access. You may want to try replacing lines 17-18 with: SmtpClient smtp = new SmtpClient(); smtp.Host = "smtp.gmail.com"; smtp.Credentials = new System.Net.NetworkCredential ("YourUserName@gmail.com","… Re: C# ASP.NET MailMessage error 11 Years Ago by mmeyer49 I have done it using smtp.Credential, system.net.credentials, using Appsetting in WEb.config. But at school or my house I get the error the receiving computer is blocked //smtpClient.Port = 587; //smtpClient.Host = "smtp.gmail.com"; //System.Net.NetworkCredential NC = new NetworkCredential("bob@… Re: Using MailMessage in a managed application 14 Years Ago by jonsca Try substituting these in for line 8. You were trying to pass it into client as static which might work but this way you get all the proper info in there. I tested it, it works. [code] CredentialCache ^ mycreds = gcnew CredentialCache(); mycreds->DefaultNetworkCredentials->UserName = "bob"; mycreds->… Re: Using MailMessage in a managed application 14 Years Ago by BobFX [QUOTE=jonsca;1126105]Try substituting these in for line 8. You were trying to pass it into client as static which might work but this way you get all the proper info in there. I tested it, it works. [code] CredentialCache ^ mycreds = gcnew CredentialCache(); mycreds->DefaultNetworkCredentials->UserName = "bob"; … Re: Using MailMessage in a managed application 14 Years Ago by jonsca I'm not sure what the problem is... I sent via ISP's SMTP server to gmail and it worked. A couple of possibilities I ran across: [URL="http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/xpnetwork/thread/9f4b3fc9-10f8-4bf0-a604-db942a1d0e34/"]Try changing client->Port to 587.[/URL] -or- Make sure you're running as admin so that you have … Re: Using MailMessage in a managed application 14 Years Ago by BobFX [QUOTE=jonsca;1126433]ITry changing client->Port to 587.[/URL] -or- Make sure you're running as admin so that you have the right privileges to send email.[/quote] Unfortunately, that did not help. I was trying with a GMX account. With GMAIL, I get a different message: [code]]The SMTP server requires a secure connection or the client …