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Hello All,
I am hoping to hear other people's suggestions and advice regarding
this issue.
Generating and sending a basic HTML email with Microsoft.Net is easy.
I can throw some HTML together from strings, templates, excreta and
then fire it out to the world via System.Net.Mail.
If I want to generate a more advanced HTML email using the same the
same templates as my site I could write a component which uses screen
scrapping to grab the generated HTML , programmatically correct
relative URLs etc and send that via SmtpClient.Send();
Now for the sake of argument I say I want to generate a fairly
advanced HTML email (say an account statement, receipt, etc.) but I
want to do it entirely at the application tier or my application
doesn't actually have a traditional site so I don't have the luxury of
using IIS.
What approaches or components have you used to author and generate a
HTML email with a lot of dynamic data in a .Net environment?
Thanks,
I am hoping to hear other people's suggestions and advice regarding
this issue.
Generating and sending a basic HTML email with Microsoft.Net is easy.
I can throw some HTML together from strings, templates, excreta and
then fire it out to the world via System.Net.Mail.
If I want to generate a more advanced HTML email using the same the
same templates as my site I could write a component which uses screen
scrapping to grab the generated HTML , programmatically correct
relative URLs etc and send that via SmtpClient.Send();
Now for the sake of argument I say I want to generate a fairly
advanced HTML email (say an account statement, receipt, etc.) but I
want to do it entirely at the application tier or my application
doesn't actually have a traditional site so I don't have the luxury of
using IIS.
What approaches or components have you used to author and generate a
HTML email with a lot of dynamic data in a .Net environment?
Thanks,