how to send automatic email to client using webservices

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I am using visual studio 3.5 and sqlserver 2008 and I want to know how to send mail when we are starting my pc.
That time mail should go weekly based.

Posted 27-Oct-10 0:39am

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Updated 27-Oct-10 0:46am

Dalek Dave

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Dalek Dave 27-Oct-10 6:46am

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2010-10-27T00:44:00

Solution 1

It would be Windows Service and not web-service.

Have a look at this article to learn more on it and how to code for it: Simple Windows Service Sample[^]
Windows Services in Action I[^]

This service would keep running at the backend. Will get activated as per schedule and send mails as configured. (You need to write your email logic in it!)

Posted 27-Oct-10 0:44am

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Sandeep Mewara 27-Oct-10 7:22am

What! 1 vote for this answer... oh great! :)

Abhijit Jana 27-Oct-10 10:22am

I had mentioned about your 1 vote in my post as well, and I got the same :)

Sandesh M Patil 27-Oct-10 13:48pm

5 ved you both guys. Right answer

Abhijit Jana · Answer 2 · 2010-10-27T01:14:00

If you want to send mail when start your PC then what is need the Web Services here ? And Why SQL Server ? I didn't see any context behind that.

I am agree with Sandeep Suggestion, Create Some Windows Services which will send mail and start it as automatic.[ Don't know why it was down voted ]

Even you can do it using a simple C# Console Application. Create a console application which will send mail and set it inside your start-up folder. That's All.

I think, your requirement is something different which you are not able to express. If this does not answer your question please rephrase your question.

Thanks !