sending fax throught a .net web application

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Amol

Hi ,
I am developing a web application.I need an interface in my application
which will allow the user to send the fax domestic /international.I
dont want to use 3rd party tool /service .Does anybody have idea how to
achieve this functonality.

Regards

amol
 
Hi Prasanna ,
both the links you provided are not working .Can u provide alternate
links.

Thanx
amol
 
Amol,

it works for me.

i have copty pasted the content of that article, for your reference.

Sending Fax From ASP Page


Sending Fax From ASP Page

this articles explain how to send fax from ASP page
u need faxcom.dll to creat an instance fro Faxserver.


1) First Create an intance for FaxServer
Set FaxServer = CreateObject("FaxServer.FaxServer")

2) Specify the Fax Machine
FaxServer.Connect ("\\" & FaxMachine)

3)Select the input document you want to send as Fax
Set FaxDoc = FaxServer.CreateDocument(FileName)

4) Specify Fax Number
FaxDoc.FaxNumber = FaxNumber

5) Send Fax
FaxDoc.Send

6) Initialize to nothig
Set FaxDoc = Nothing
Set FaxServer = Nothing


References: MSDN


Regards,
Augustin
http://augustinprasanna.blogspot.com
 
Hi Prasanna ,
where do i get the FAXCOMEXLib.dll .I have searched a lot on net
..Please help me

regards
amol
 
re:
this articles explain how to send fax from ASP page
u need faxcom.dll to creat an instance fro Faxserver.
Click to expand...

That article refers to a "Classic ASP" page, not to an ASP.NET page.

You might be able to create a Runtime Callable Wrapper (RCW) to encapsulate faxcom.dll's
functions and methods, so the .Net Framework can understand them (or use tlbimp.exe to
import faxcom.dll's functions and methods into a .Net assembly) but you can't use an
unmanaged dll in an ASP.NET page by referencing it directly.




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it is installed as part of the microsoft fax service

it was suggested elsewhere that a wrapper would be required,
we use this from a web service simply by referencing the .dll
i'm not sure why a web service would be any different than a web page in
this respect - you will have to try it and see.


using FAXCOMEXLib;
....

FaxServer faxsrv = null;
try
{
faxsrv = new FaxServerClass();
faxsrv.Connect( "" ); // localhost
FaxDocument faxdoc = new FaxDocumentClass();
faxdoc.Body = filename;
faxdoc.DocumentName = "Fax Transmission";
faxdoc.Recipients.Add( faxnumber , "Recipient" );
System.Array JobIDs = (System.Array)faxdoc.ConnectedSubmit( faxsrv );
}
finally
{
if ( faxsrv != null )
{
faxsrv.Disconnect();
}
}




Gerry
 
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