Auto Mail in Simple Web Application

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Hello Everyone,

I m a fresher in Web Development.

I want to send auto mails through my application.
It should not require any kind of btn click.

Kindly help me out.!!

Cheers..!!

Posted 8-Feb-12 23:34pm

vaibhav mahajan

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Venkat_C6 9-Feb-12 5:38am

Hi vaibhav please tell exactly when the mail should go. I think when you are going from one page to another page the mail should go by taking the details?

vaibhav mahajan 9-Feb-12 6:28am

Hi venkat,
i dont want to send mail when any user is using the application.
it should be automatically sent from the server itself without the user intervention.

Mario Majčica 9-Feb-12 5:45am

Based on which event?

vaibhav mahajan 9-Feb-12 6:30am

i dont want to send mail when any user is using the application.
it should be automatically sent from the server itself without the user intervention.

Mario Majčica 9-Feb-12 6:31am

LoL. But when? Based on which action the mail should be sent?

vaibhav mahajan 10-Feb-12 2:08am

I want following kind of a system
..mails are sent automatically from the web server everyday on 07.00 am.
then?

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Solution 2

A simple console app is more than enough. Just schedule it on your server.

Start with this:
http://www.emailarchitect.net/easendmail/kb/csharp.aspx[^]

Here you go:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/netframework/Video/bb738102[^]

Cheers

Posted 9-Feb-12 20:59pm

Mario Majčica

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Christian Graus · Accepted Answer · 2012-02-09T03:04:00

Solution 1

Based on your clarification, you need to write a windows service which queues emails and sends them at the right time. ASP.NET can't do that.

Posted 9-Feb-12 3:04am

Christian Graus