Re: sending mails - C# Discussion Boards

Matt Meyer2-Mar-12 6:21

Matt Meyer

2-Mar-12 6:21

True, standards can be ignored but it's worth pointing out that the ports listed weren't just arbitrarily chosen by the service provider.

995 is used for encrypting the POP3 protocol (POP3S, another standard Big Grin | :-D

).

Port 465 is an old remnant from Exchange's method of encryption. It's become common due to Outlook/Microsoft's support of Exchange over the Submission port standard in their mail clients. These days, both protocols are supported in Outlook. One other note about 465 is that it will break using System.Net.Mail.SmtpClient due to how the encryption was implemented. See the remarks section at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.net.mail.smtpclient.enablessl.aspx[^] for the details.

Dave Kreskowiak2-Mar-12 7:21

Dave Kreskowiak

2-Mar-12 7:21

Yeah, but the entire point was he needs to check with each provider to make sure the port settings are correct and hes using the correct connection options.

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BobJanova2-Mar-12 4:12

BobJanova

2-Mar-12 4:12

Most SMTP servers require you to be an authorised user (i.e. if I use Clara.net as my ISP, I can use the smtp.clara.net relay, but if you don't, you can't). Gmail allows you to use your Gmail account details to log into SMTP; I'm not sure if Hotmail and Yahoo do something similar but if so, at the minimum, you will have to change the credentials you're trying to use.

MemberDotNetting2-Mar-12 11:20

2-Mar-12 11:20

yes I have already tested it does not work with yahoo and hotmail: Exception: authetification required

Dave Kreskowiak2-Mar-12 11:23

Dave Kreskowiak

2-Mar-12 11:23

So are you using the correct username and password with Yahoo and Hotmail?? I'm gussing your GMail account and password are not going to work with those providers.

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MemberDotNetting2-Mar-12 11:48

2-Mar-12 11:48

I'm sorry I misunderstood, and I will explain when I send a mail and the sender is a user with a gmail account it works, I sent mail to Yahho and hotmail without any problems but if I Chenge sender then there is the problem

Dave Kreskowiak2-Mar-12 14:03

Dave Kreskowiak

2-Mar-12 14:03

Yeah, and I'll say it again. The error message says that the username and password you used to login to the SMTP server were not good credentials. Either the username was spelled wrong or that account doesn't exist on that server or the password you specified for that username wasn't correct.

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satalaj2-Mar-12 5:25

satalaj

2-Mar-12 5:25

Hi,
You can refer email sending code snippet
in below link Send email using htomail

Smtp used for HOTMail is

SMTP: smtp.live.com
port: 25

MemberDotNetting2-Mar-12 9:26

2-Mar-12 9:26

I will try thank you, thank you

R. Giskard Reventlov2-Mar-12 5:25

R. Giskard Reventlov

2-Mar-12 5:25

If you have a search on Google you may find some free to use public smtp hosts. I did use a one a few years abck for a project - don't recall the name but worth a try.

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RobCroll2-Mar-12 12:12

RobCroll

2-Mar-12 12:12

Change this line of code:

public NetworkCredential smtpCreds = new NetworkCredential("aa@gmail.com", "aaa");

Note that the credentials are pointing to gmail. You get that when you stare at a passage of code long enough.

"You get that on the big jobs."

Bernhard Hiller4-Mar-12 19:34

Bernhard Hiller

4-Mar-12 19:34

And of course John.Doe@hotmail.com is not allowed to send an email with the sender of the email set to John.Doe@gmail.com. That's not a requirement of the smtp protocol, but a requirement of any sensible provider, oh spammer!

html editor

MemberDotNetting2-Mar-12 2:12

2-Mar-12 2:12

how can I insert an html editor in a windows forms or wpf
thank you in advance

Richard MacCutchan2-Mar-12 2:22

Richard MacCutchan

2-Mar-12 2:22

See my answer below.

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BillWoodruff3-Mar-12 23:28

BillWoodruff

3-Mar-12 23:28

Richard MacCutchan wrote:
See my answer below.

Did you intend to leave out an answer here ?

thanks, Bill

"Every two days we create as much information as we did from the dawn of civilization up until 2003". Eric Schmidt of Google.

Richard MacCutchan4-Mar-12 0:23

Richard MacCutchan

4-Mar-12 0:23

No, I was referring to my answer to OP's earlier question below this one.

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Montasser Ben Ouhida2-Mar-12 4:43

Montasser Ben Ouhida

2-Mar-12 4:43

Hi,
My idea is converting an RTF document to HTML because the rich text control offers the RTF output result.

1)You can use this article to create an advanced rich text box: RicherTextBox

2)To convert the RTF result, you can use the

"SautinSoft.RtfToHtml"

. For the trial version you can convert over 30000 words Sniff | :^)

<pre> private string GetHtmlText(string strRtfText)
        {            
            if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(strRtfText)) return "";

            string result = "";

            #region Version SautinSoft

            SautinSoft.RtfToHtml r = new SautinSoft.RtfToHtml();
            //this property is necessary only for registered version
            //r.Serial = "XXXXXXXXXXXXX";

            //specify some options
            r.OutputFormat = SautinSoft.RtfToHtml.eOutputFormat.HTML_5;// SautinSoft.eOutputFormat.XHTML_10;
            r.Encoding = SautinSoft.RtfToHtml.eEncoding.UTF_8;// SautinSoft.eEncoding.UTF_8;

            //specify image options
            r.ImageStyle.ImageFolder = Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.CommonApplicationData) + "\\TempFiles";      //this folder must exist
            r.ImageStyle.ImageSubFolder = "webs";   //this folder will be created by the component
            r.ImageStyle.ImageFileName = "picture"; //template name for images
            r.ImageStyle.IncludeImageInHtml = true;//false - save images on HDD, true - save images inside HTML


            result = r.ConvertString(strRtfText);

            #endregion

            return result;
        }

MemberDotNetting2-Mar-12 9:27

2-Mar-12 9:27

I will try thank you, thank you

modified 2-Mar-12 15:37pm.

BillWoodruff3-Mar-12 23:32

BillWoodruff

3-Mar-12 23:32

fyi: SautinSoft RTF=>HTML full version which can handle > 30k words is a US $239 component, on SautinSoft's web-site.

Has the OP searched here on CP for RTF to HTML conversion ? On StackOverFlow, on Google, for other free controls ?

best, Bill

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Montasser Ben Ouhida4-Mar-12 22:35

Montasser Ben Ouhida

4-Mar-12 22:35

Hi all,

I found an article contains an other solution: Zeta HTML Edit Control[^]

enjoy Smile | :)

architecture MVC

MemberDotNetting2-Mar-12 2:06

2-Mar-12 2:06

I am currently developing uen WPF application I want to work with EFW, and I want to use the MVC architecture, I start with a small test, but it did not work .. I added a library or j 'I've added a WindowsForms want and when I add the time that reference to my project and I tried to post the form when click on the button help me please

Re: architecture MVC

Richard MacCutchan2-Mar-12 2:22

Richard MacCutchan

2-Mar-12 2:22

WPF has its own forum here[^].

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Re: architecture MVC

MemberDotNetting2-Mar-12 2:36