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Configuration environment:. NET Framework 1.1, imai8.02, w3jmail4.3

Implementation process:

Unlike jmail in ASP, server. Createobject ("jmail. Message") can be used directly. In the. NET environment, you need to set.

1. Install jmail4.3

2. Find jmail. dll (under program files/dimac/w3jmail4)

3. Run program files/Microsoft Visual Studio. NET/frameworksdk/bin/ildasm.exe (you can use the Visual Studio. NET 2003 command prompt ),

Format: tlbimp C:/program files/dimac/w3jmail4/jmail. dll/out: myjmail. dll/namespace: myjmail

After myjmail. dll is generated, copy it to the bin directory of the Web root directory. On the ASP. NET page, use this method to reference:

Jmail. aspx

<% @ Page Language = "C #" contenttype = "text/html" %>

<% @ Import namespace = "myjmail" %>

<SCRIPT runat = "server">

Protected void page_load (Object SRC, eventargs E)

{

 

Message jmail = new message ();

Jmail. From = "Sss ";

Jmail. addrecipient ("lsg@ckocoo.com", null, null );

Jmail. mailserverusername = "Brookes ";

Jmail. mailserverpassword = "encrypted or ";

Jmail. Subject = "jmail C #";

Jmail. Send ("mail.lsg.com", false );

</SCRIPT>

 

Tlbimp:

Microsoft. NET Framework Type Library to Assembly Converter

I was dizzy. I didn't expect this function in. net. I switched it as shown above, and it was actually sent !! :)