Hi!
I wonder if it's possible to send emails to active directory users without fully specifying their email addresses. In Outlook for example I can just type the recipient as "someuserid " which is a valid AD user identifier and outlook will handle the rest. I tried doing this in C# but the MailMessage object complains about the format of the recipient. Is there any way to make the SMTP-client talk to the AD automatically to lookup these user objects?
Any help/thoughts would be appreciated!
Mats
I wonder if it's possible to send emails to active directory users without fully specifying their email addresses. In Outlook for example I can just type the recipient as "someuserid " which is a valid AD user identifier and outlook will handle the rest. I tried doing this in C# but the MailMessage object complains about the format of the recipient. Is there any way to make the SMTP-client talk to the AD automatically to lookup these user objects?
Any help/thoughts would be appreciated!
Mats