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Hey all,
I have a URGENT problem and I hope someone could help me...
scenery:
I have a windows app, coded using C# (framework 1.1 - VS2003)... The
exe and dlls of the app is are stored in a server, and the clients
access this app through a shortcut that points to this. The folder of
the app is shared on the network. This app accesses a oracle database.
I'm using system.web.mail namespace..
The users/clients can access the app with no problem, everything ok.
But when I try to send mails, I get an exception...
When I'm debuging the app and running it local, the e-mail is sent,
but when I copy it to the server and access the app through the
network, i get the error...
So here are my question:
- What's the name given to this programming model (user/client
accessing exes on a server)?
- What are the requirements to accomplish this task according to this
programming model?
- Do the client pcs need something special to send the mail?
Thanks for your help and sorry for poor english.
I have a URGENT problem and I hope someone could help me...
scenery:
I have a windows app, coded using C# (framework 1.1 - VS2003)... The
exe and dlls of the app is are stored in a server, and the clients
access this app through a shortcut that points to this. The folder of
the app is shared on the network. This app accesses a oracle database.
I'm using system.web.mail namespace..
The users/clients can access the app with no problem, everything ok.
But when I try to send mails, I get an exception...
When I'm debuging the app and running it local, the e-mail is sent,
but when I copy it to the server and access the app through the
network, i get the error...
So here are my question:
- What's the name given to this programming model (user/client
accessing exes on a server)?
- What are the requirements to accomplish this task according to this
programming model?
- Do the client pcs need something special to send the mail?
Thanks for your help and sorry for poor english.