sending email and Sms
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Hi Guys howz it? hmmm I'm still a newbie pls help,I have been given a task to write a class which will be used to send emails and sms,I 've no Idea where to start,I tried to google just get working application but I dont understand some of the concepts,pls help. Thanks.
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Hi Guys howz it? hmmm I'm still a newbie pls help,I have been given a task to write a class which will be used to send emails and sms,I 've no Idea where to start,I tried to google just get working application but I dont understand some of the concepts,pls help. Thanks.
Hello Since you're new as you say, you must first know that reposting your question 3 mins apart is very rude in CP. Please delete your earlier post before you get fried by others. To your issue, Sending mails through C# will need an SMPT server to send through, and you'd use the
System.Net.Mailnamespace. Check it in your MSDN On the other hand sending sms would be similar yet a little more complicated. There are articles in CodeProject about it, and the portal is http://www.messagevista.com[^] Search Code Project for "sms" ands "email". If you didn't come up with anything, come back. Making things too easy sometimes is not for your benefit. Regards:rose: -
Hello Since you're new as you say, you must first know that reposting your question 3 mins apart is very rude in CP. Please delete your earlier post before you get fried by others. To your issue, Sending mails through C# will need an SMPT server to send through, and you'd use the
System.Net.Mailnamespace. Check it in your MSDN On the other hand sending sms would be similar yet a little more complicated. There are articles in CodeProject about it, and the portal is http://www.messagevista.com[^] Search Code Project for "sms" ands "email". If you didn't come up with anything, come back. Making things too easy sometimes is not for your benefit. Regards:rose:Can't you just do email to sms? Send an email to X@vtext.com where X is a Verizon cell phone number and it will be delivered as an SMS to the phone. There are similar email addresses for Sprint, Cingular, and T-Mobile. Probably for companies not in America as well. Just remember that you are limited to 160 characters.