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Email Section Sending and Manipulating Email From ASP and IIS.
Free SMTP component that supports multiple file attachments, unlimited recipients, CC's, BCC's and REPLY-TO's. Sends messages as plain text or in the HTML format. Premium features include message queuing and deferred processing for high mail volumes. When used with AspEncrypt, generates S/MIME-enabled secure mail.
AspMail supports multiple file attachments (MIME and UUE), US ASCII and ISO-8859-1 character sets, 8bit subject lines, custom message content headers, custom message headers, MS Exchange priority headers, PGP and more.
DevMailer adds SMTP email sending abilities to ASP or Perl programs. Features include: attachments, failsafe queueing, redundant servers, standard message file support, and advanced activity logging. Also verify email addresses and send multiple messages on a single connection.
JangoMail, located at JangoMail.com, is a web-based service that sends mass
e-mails by connecting to data from your SQL Server or ODBC compliant
database. Unlike traditional ASP e-mail components, the JangoMail service
can also handle unsubscribes and bounces automatically and synchronize these
with your original web database. The only setup that is required is the
placement of one ASP file on your web server. Other features include
message open tracking and click tracking.
Send Email directly from you web page via your webserver. jMail will not start up any annoying email clients, just smoothly send the mail via the mailserver. Implement it with easy ASP code.
Mail for .NET is the first product for the NetToolworks.NET framework. Together they provide methods that send, receive, compose, edit, encode and decode e-mail messages. SMTP, POP, complex MIME messages, HTML messages, and file/memory streaming are also supported.
A single component that is limited in scope to five methods. The OCXMail ASP component allows you to send mail using the standard SMTP protocol from any program that can use ActiveX/OLE components.
The ocxQmail ASP component allows you to send mail using the standard SMTP protocol from any program that can use ActiveX/OLE components. ocxQmail queues up messages for batch delivery by a companion NT Service at intervals you specify in the Administration Windows GUI.
Your ASP pages do not have to wait for the mail message to be physically sent before continuing.
RobustPOP3 component allows you to retrieve mail using POP3 protocol. Features include: Retrieve Messages
Multiple File Attachments, File Attachments support MIME and UUEncode.
A full-featured SMTP e-mail client component that allows developers to send e-mail from any client. This award-winning control offers significantly better performance than other popular SMTP components. SoftArtisans SMTPmail is written in high-performance C++ and supports all threading models, file attachments and multiple encoding schemes. New features in version 2.0 include login authentication and mass mail. The new version also supports PGP encryption.
Learn how to run the mail processing component from the first part using Transaction Services provided by COM+ Enterprise Services and see how to use the information available in the SQL Server table to actually send out mail
from a Windows Service. [Read This Article][Top]
Many challenges present themselves when trying to send mail as part of a transaction in an enterprise-class application. Fear not frustrated developer. Thiru Thangarathinam will guide you through the steps of designing an extensible and asynchronous mail processing system. [Read This Article][Top]
Calvin Luttrell takes e-mail validation to another level by building a .NET Web service that validates a user's e-mail address against the user's e-mail mail server. [Read This Article][Top]
Remie Bolte begins his series on developing .NET SMTP and POP3 e-mail components for an outlook express look-alike Web-based e-mail application. This article provides a thorough overview of the SMTP RFC. [Read This Article][Top]
Stop SPAM from sliding through your e-mail system. George Walker shows how to create an e-mail content filter for the Windows 2000 SMTP service using Microsoft Collaboration Data Objects. [Read This Article][Top]
PGP is an encryption program being used for secure transmission of files and e-mails. This article explains the concepts of PGP, provides details about installing and configuring the command-line version of PGP, and explains how an encrypted e-mail can be generated from ASP. [Read This Article][Top]
Dennis Adams explains how accessing Outlook 98 Contacts via a Public Folder from ASP pages is possible if attention is paid to properly installing the necessary components, and configuring the IIS and Exchange Server components. Adams offers some prerequisites, a detailed list of sample code segments, and a complete list of reference materials and related Technet articles. [Read This Article][Top]
Peter Persits' article explains how Secure Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions, or S/MIME, has come to rescue of e-commerce Web sites that need some order information to be contained in encrypted E-mail. Customers don't want to use automatic on-line credit card authorization, so order information instead is sent over an SSL-protected HTML form and credit card numbers are sent via encrypted E-mail for manual processing. [Read This Article][Top]
In this article Shahriar Moosavizadeh uses a script to report each day's sales data via E-mail to the sales manager. The Windows Scripting Host allows scripts to be executed directly on the desktop and create a report without having to run the script within the HTML document or ASP page. Included is a sample script that both builds the report and E-mails it to the sales manager,
and step-by-step screenshots and instructions. [Read This Article][Top]
Collaboration Data Object (CDO) is a COM library designed to send mail through SMTP or Microsoft Exchange. If you install the SMTP server that comes with Microsoft Option Pack 4, you can send mail from an Active Server page using CDO. Because CDO is comes with Microsoft Option Pack 4, CDO is free. [Read This Article][Top]
This issue describes how to make a list server using Active Server, SQL Server, and Stephen Genusa's ASPMail Component. Included are source and instructions for adding the user to the list from a Active Server page, removing the user from the list via a Active Server page, and sending mail to the whole list. [Read This Article][Top]
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This is the concluding part of a series of three articles that look at how we can use the Virtual SMTP Server that comes with IIS in Windows 2000. Having configured the SMTP Mail Service, Alex Homer takes a further look at how we can use the new version of Collaboration Data Objects for Windows 2000 (CDO 2.0) with the SMTP service to send email messages and access received messages. [Read The Article]
In Part 1 of this three-part series we looked at how to set up and configure the Virtual SMTP Service that comes with IIS in Windows 2000 so that it uses a smart host to send and receive mail. In this article, Alex Homer moves on to look at some of the ways that it can be used from within our ASP pages, including how we send messages using CDO for Windows 2000, and how we access incoming messages. This is the area that can really make our Web-based applications much more powerful, as well as being user friendly. [Read The Article]
Many people have adopted and embraced the IIS Virtual SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) service that proved fast, reliable and easy to use for simple tasks like sending a confirmation email to a visitor in response to their comments, feedback, or perhaps even the placing of an order. This is the first in a series of three articles where Alex Homer looks at how the equivalent SMTP Mail Service that comes with Windows 2000 can be used. This article deals with setup and configuration of the SMTP Mail Service, and later articles will look at how we use it with the Windows NT4 Option Pack version of CDONTS (Collaboration Data Objects for NTS) and CDO version 1.x, and the new version of CDO that is supplied with Windows 2000. [Read The Article]
Bob Black describes how to create listserver functionality with SQL Mail - covering queueing messages, scheduling a sql server job, and creating the stored procedure to actually send the message(s). [Read The Article]
Bill Pitzer shows how to install the DirectMail functionality, set up your distribution lists, and how to personalize the email that gets sent to the customers, to try and maintain them as happy shoppers at your Site Server 3.0 E-Commerce store-front. [Read The Article]
This article, by Hunter Powers, describes how to create an ASP-based mailing list program! Hunter demonstrates how to build the various administration pages to help maintain the mailing list, as well as the all-important ASP script to actually send out a message to the subscribers of the mailing list! A must read! [Read The Article]
If you need to send or receive sensitive data across the net, try PGP. It uses authentication and encryption to secure emails so thoroughly you'll be happy sending even credit card details through. Frank Shink and Mason Lyngby explicate. [Read This Article]
Although CDO doesn't explicitly support Outlook contact functionality, you can use it to make your web site contacts accessible to Outlook clients. Tom Rizzo explains his sample application [Read This Article]
4GuysFromRolla.com has published a new article by Ian Stallings that demonstrates how to use JScript and regular expressions to validate email from the server-side. [Read This Article]
In this article, you will learn how easy it is to send email from your ASP page. We will be using the smtp service of IIS 4, and the CDONTS component. You will see how few lines of server side code it takes to send a message, but you will also see how powerful the CDONTS component can be. [Read This Article]
This article by Scott Mitchell uses Active Server pages and CDO to demonstrate how to set up a personalized e-mail database. Users can submit their e-mail address over the web and there is an administrative interface to manage the database and send out email with the user's names parsed into the text. [Read This Article]
