Are you at VFP6, SP5? I'll check my VFP 6 install again tonight...
>Hello Claude,
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>>What smtp tool did PHP use? I don't think CDO was meant for Bulk mailings but I'd still be surprised if it couldn't handle a sizable load. This may also be dependant on the actual e-mail server..
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>I'm not so familiar with PHP but I have used the function mail().. As described on PHP manual seems to operate directly with the SMTP.. And, the biggest concern that I had was only to know the smtp server address, username and password.. I used exactly the same on CDO tentative..
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>By the way, at this time I'm studying activeVFP and I tried to install the VFP6 option.. And I got some register error (XP SP2).. There is any firewall setting to be change on that ?
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>Thanks Claude
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>>>>>In fact the http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/sendusing is execute on the net right ? So if Microsoft change this address (like anothersite.microsoft.com) I will have to change the code and rebuild the exe ?
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>>>>No, it's not executed. It's just the name of the field not URL.
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>>>Hi Sergey,
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>>>Just for curiosity.. Maybe you have seen something like this before.. Some months ago a client of mine ask me to create a routine to send some celebration bulletin for his company.. I wrote a program very similar to that one of Marc, little difference was in the scan/endscan on his clients table.. And, as result less than 15% of total of his newsletter got the destiny.. 85% return for his email account as undelivered message..
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>>>Almost one hundred and half thousand of address was in the total.. All the email address was sign by his own clients.. And, the possibility of errors was minimun..
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>>>After this I wrote a routine on PHP to run the same idea on his server and almost all the message got the destiny..
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>>>Do you know any limitation for CDO on procedures of mass mailing ?
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>>>Thanks
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>>>Claudio