I have done a lot of searching in this forum which regards to my topic and it turns out that i'm kinda confused.. considering that i don't have any experience when comes to ports and stuffs. So i made my own thread for me to be on the right track..
I am trying to Send an Email with an attachment (using Gmail) but I keep getting errors like "Operation Timed out" or Failure Sending Email". It was working earlier today but I found out that i needed to add Using statement because the email was having a file open that had to be deleted after it was sent but afterwards it doesn't work.
Here's what I have (Portion of it): Private Sub SendMailOneAttachment(ByVal un As String, ByVal pass As String, Optional ByVal smtp As String = "smtp.gmail.com") Using oAttach As Net.Mail.Attachment = New Net.Mail.Attachment((Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.LocalApplicationData) & "\" & My.Computer.Name & "_" & fName & " .zip")) Dim client As SmtpClient = New SmtpClient(smtp) [Code] .....
The ports are correct I believe, no firewall up on my PC...
I have this code below and everytime I run it I get this error.
Private Sub SendEmail(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click Email.To.Add(Settings.txtTo.Text) Email.From = New MailAddress(Settings.txtFrom.Text) Email.Body = "Email Body"
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The error I get is: The parameter 'addresses' cannot be an empty string. Parameter name: addresses And it's pointing to the Email.To.Add() section.
I've been able to create and send an e-mail using System.net.mail. But it appears that the message isn't being sent until the application closes. This causes two major problems for me.1) When the user tries to send a second message, I get the following error: a generic error occurred in GDI+. I believe this is caused because I'm creating and sending a screen shot. If I take out the screen shot the error goes away. The screen shot is nice but not necessary. I can work around it, if I have to.
2) I am using the e-mail to provide notification that a process has been completed. The sender may continue to do other work while in the application -- including sending an e-mail to another recipient.
What do I need to do to get the e-mail to be sent before the application is closed?
I've got a client/server communicating nicely using TCP to send text strings and to parse and act upon the messages at either end, but now I want to be able to send small files. I thought it would be as simple as reading the contents of the file into a buffer and sending that buffer as if it was a message but obviously not. When I retrieve the message at the client end I get "System.Byte[]" so its given me the variable type and not the actual contents of the array I thought I'd passed in!
My Sending code is this :
Public Sub SendFile(ByVal Filename As String) Dim sw As IO.StreamWriter Dim fs As IO.FileStream
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(NB I did search for this within the forum and found some examples but they just didn't fit very well with the framework of what I'm doing, such as creating a 2nd tcp channel to handle file transfers?
i have hit a hiccup in a program i have been working on, and i need to know how to send emails with aol, as apposed to something like gmail. I was wondering if anyone knows what the aol sms port and host are, and how one can use them to send emails. (does anyone know how to send emails with aol?)
Is there a way to pickup the SMTP server address, Username and Password for their E-mail account so that an e-mail can be sent directly from the application without having to use their e-mail application.
I want to be able to create a feature in my application that automates an email to be sent using the address(s) from a database, makeing it much easier for the user not having to worry about typeing and email or finding the email address as this is stored in the database, could anybody help, or direct me to any tutorials
I have a program that I collect data using a com port. I display that using special visual controls - no problem here.
What I would like to do is to send this same information out over the network via ethernet to another PC located in another room.
I presume I would have to have another copy of the program on the second pc as the information is simply duplicated but I am not sure how to get the data out of one to the other
I'm in a programming class, and I need to make a game. Is there an easy way I can send messages, like "w" or "down", between 2 computers so I can have a multiplayer game?
I am having trouble sending data to a comport..... I am a noob at this and have been doing my head in... I have done a fair bit to a few programs that I have on the go, but am stuck at sending some data to the comport...
I have in form1 put the serial port contol and added SerialPort1.Open() to that. I have then added 3 buttons that I was to use to send data to the port... Since this is for a radio scanner the buttons turn the backlight on / dim and off.....
LTN is used to turn the light on and works fine in hyperterminal.. I have got the port settings right in vs2008 but the code is wrong.
I have:
code:
Then I get warning of Name 'LTN' is not declared...
What I need to be able to do is send a command across a specific network port (eg. 2124) to a specific ip address. I already have writen the recieving code (for the iPhone os) and accepts commands like:
filefound("Name of file",filetype,size)
All this is to be sent in plain text and once received the iPhone will then send a command like:
Dim strBody As String = "Work Order Number: " & workOrderNumberLBL.Text Dim m As New Net.Mail.MailMessage("MYEMAILADDRESS", "GUESTEMAILADDRESS", "WORK ORDER TO BE PLANNED", strBody)
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But I get the error below. Any know what causes this error?
System.Net.Mail.SmtpException: Failure sending mail. ---> System.IO.IOException: Unable to read data from the transport connection: An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host. ---> System.Net.Sockets.SocketException: An existing connection was
Have this Uni question; which after 20 minutes of frustration I'm sending it to the brain trust (you might be interested).Write a program that, when a button is pressed, checks the contents of a textbox. If the textbox does not contain a number, the program informs the user of this and does nothing more. Once a number has been entered, the program will do something trivial such as displaying double the number in a message box.Notice that this can be done without explicit looping,even though the user might repeatedly enter non-numbers. Because it is an event-driven program, each iteration is started when the user clicks the button. The looping is driven by the user, not by a looping statement.
My latest project requires both sending and receiving emails. Now i know how to send emails using a gmail account, but what im having incredible difficulty with, is accepting emails. What i want, is to have a program that both has the ability to send emails, and capture emails being sent to the logged in user, and place them in an inbox list. I was wondering if anyone knew how to receive emails with a program, even temporarily, so that when an email is sent to the user, my program knows about it, and can take the body from the email, and place it in say a textbox.
The server is a .bat file that turns into a command prompt, and I need to be able to send commands like "stop" or "op player" and then I also need to be able to see the output from the cmd in a textbox. I found a code that can start and read what the cmd says but I can't send any commands to it.
I am connecting to a website using a Httpwebrequest command... this is going good as far as I can tell but to test it I want to send a command to the website that presses a button on the website... of course this will not be a physical push as I do not have a browser but I just want to use the "submit" button on the site...So when it sends the request to the website it will also send a command to "press" the submit button and do the same action that the submit button normally would if I had pressed it through a web browser...y code is as follows:
Dim r As New Random Dim s As New Random Dim l As New Random
Im going to make a chat room with VB.net and C++ win32 windows application or console. Im trying to make it so then C++ can connect to VB.net(server) and will beable to send info back and forth.
I need develope an applications for send SMS via PC.It can be by Email, cause the computer many times doesnt have connected to the internet.Its necessary be by SMS.So, I think use a huwaei E220, and try some code googledit.The question is, my Huwaei doesnt appear in the COM ports, and I need one for comunicate.
I am creating 2 forms (btw these is test script just to learn and understand it.) 1 form is where the info comes from like the Username and other stuff the second form is where the data will be shown.. i got it to transfer the data to second form but what im having problem with is well more of a question is how can i send the variable to a statusbar?
1. Sniff for packets and analyze them,2. Block packets from reaching their destination (program) and/or3. Replace (send) my own packets to the destination in the same stream?