Sure!
This is a super-simple app I created with vb.net. Create a new console app and put the following code in Module1.vb, and add a reference to system.web or system.web.mail (don't remember which, but it's easy enough to try). The code should be self-explanatory.
It takes a couple of command-line arguments: addressee and smtp server (optional).
Imports System.Web.Mail
Module Module1
Sub Main(ByVal cmdargs() As String)
Dim message As New System.Web.Mail.MailMessage, _
server As String, _
SendTo As String
SendTo = cmdargs(0)
If cmdargs.Length() = 2 Then
server = cmdargs(1)
Else
server = ""
End If
Try
message.To = SendTo
message.From = "test@memeME.com"
message.Subject = "Test message sent on " + Now().ToString()
message.Body = "Test email"
If server <> "" Then
SmtpMail.SmtpServer = server
End If
SmtpMail.Send(message)
Catch ex As Exception
Console.WriteLine("Something didn't work")
Console.WriteLine(ex)
End Try
End Sub
End Module
>Hey Alex, I prefer to keep my hand clean:) if necessary I can install the .net library on those PC..though i do't know how to manage .net environmnt...but if you have something to let me see...i could try ;)
>See you ....
>Alessio
>
>>Ciao Alessio,
>>
>>Winsock? Man, you like to get your hands dirty, don't you?
>>
>>I have used blat in the past (a very long time ago) and it was fine for what I needed.
>>
>>Also, if the target computers have the .net library installed, it'd take you all of about half a dozen lines of code to write a console app that sends emails.
>>
>>I imagine you know this already, but outlook has a com interface and I think Eudora does so too.
>>
>>Ci vediamo...
>>
>>Alex
>>
>>
>>>Hi all,
>>>I have to send mail programmatically from a PC. I was thinking to use the winsock.ocx activex to do that but i Have a doubt. What if the PC is under a Proxy ? Should I set the winsock to exit ? ad if so, How ?
>>>Of course I could use also other way but i prefer not to use outlook.
>>>Any ideas ?
>>>
>>>Thank u all
>>>alessio
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