Is there a way to find out what kind of technical error we have a problem with?
It's from my Developer solution and I have set SMTP servers to "localhost;
Any suggestions?
Is there a way to find out what kind of technical error we have a problem with?
It's from my Developer solution and I have set SMTP servers to "localhost;
Any suggestions?
ks wrote:Is there a way to find out what kind of technical error we have a problem with?
It's from my Developer solution and I have set SMTP servers to "localhost;
" in Globalsettings.aspx and these servers are running and responding. Any suggestions?
You should not use DWMail since it is only there for backwards compatability old ASP solutions.
We use aspNetEmail because it is .NET native and because of its support for all encodings (ie japanese) which was not supported in system.web.mail in .NET 1.1. Use system.net.mail of .NET 2.0 instead - it has everything you need.
Set the mailserver to Base.DefaultSmtpServer().
NP wrote:ks wrote:Is there a way to find out what kind of technical error we have a problem with?
It's from my Developer solution and I have set SMTP servers to "localhost;
" in Globalsettings.aspx and these servers are running and responding. Any suggestions?
You should not use DWMail since it is only there for backwards compatability old ASP solutions.
We use aspNetEmail because it is .NET native and because of its support for all encodings (ie japanese) which was not supported in system.web.mail in .NET 1.1. Use system.net.mail of .NET 2.0 instead - it has everything you need.
Set the mailserver to Base.DefaultSmtpServer().
That would be a good idea... Look into it.
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