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Bazza Formez
Hi,
This question undoubtedly shows a great lack of knowledge on my part, but
here goes.
I am developing my first ASp.NET app, and in one part, I need to send an
email.
It seems that I can do this via the SmtpMail class....
The question is : Can I test this from my development machine ... ie.
actually have a message leave this machine & get to a recipient using SMTP ?
What do I have to do to make this actually work... I am running IIS on Win
XP Pro.
I can see messages sitting in a directory called \Inetpub\mailroot\Queue
.... how do I configure things to go beyond this point & get out to the net ?
When I deploy this app to my host, will all of this just magically work ?
thanks,
Bazza
This question undoubtedly shows a great lack of knowledge on my part, but
here goes.
I am developing my first ASp.NET app, and in one part, I need to send an
email.
It seems that I can do this via the SmtpMail class....
The question is : Can I test this from my development machine ... ie.
actually have a message leave this machine & get to a recipient using SMTP ?
What do I have to do to make this actually work... I am running IIS on Win
XP Pro.
I can see messages sitting in a directory called \Inetpub\mailroot\Queue
.... how do I configure things to go beyond this point & get out to the net ?
When I deploy this app to my host, will all of this just magically work ?
thanks,
Bazza