Sending email via VB6

[Jacques St-Pierre]

Hello,

I need a simple way to send very simple email via a VB6 code. Anyone know
how to do that? Any code avaliable? Without using Outlook if possible, I
only have Outlook Express avaliable.

Bye
Jacques

[Beowulf]

Re: Sending email via VB6

Jacques St-Pierre wrote:[color=blue]
> Hello,
>
> I need a simple way to send very simple email via a VB6 code. Anyone know
> how to do that? Any code avaliable? Without using Outlook if possible, I
> only have Outlook Express avaliable.[/color]

You'll want to look into VB6's "Microsoft MAPI Controls 6.0" and the
"Simple MAPI" version of the Windows Mail API (MAPI), which is what
Outlook Express provides you. In my experience sending mail through
MAPI isn't simple, but it'll work with OE.

This link has some good introductory information:

http://www.com.it-berater.org/COM/mapi/mapi.htm

[Jay Taplin]

Re: Sending email via VB6

Here is a solution for you:

http://www.freevbcode.com/ShowCode.Asp?ID=109

I really like this. It uses the WinSock control, rather than CDO/MAPI which
requires Outlook.

Jay Taplin

[Michael D. Ober]

Re: Sending email via VB6


Take a look at CDOSYS.

Mike.

"Jacques St-Pierre" <multelec@globe trotter.net> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> I need a simple way to send very simple email via a VB6 code. Anyone know
> how to do that? Any code avaliable? Without using Outlook if possible, I
> only have Outlook Express avaliable.
>
> Bye
> Jacques
>
>
>
>[/color]

[Michael D. Ober]

Re: Sending email via VB6


CDOSYS doesn't require MAPI, which it sounds like you wish to avoid. It's
also on every Windows 2000 and later system, both server and workstation.

Mike.

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> Mike.
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> > Hello,
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> > I need a simple way to send very simple email via a VB6 code. Anyone[/color][/color]
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> > how to do that? Any code avaliable? Without using Outlook if possible, I
> > only have Outlook Express avaliable.
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> > Bye
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[shirish_fortunes]

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[QUOTE=Jacques St-Pierre]Hello,

I am working on a vb6 application and in that if any error then a window or form show open with the error description and a send button.
So when user click on send button that details should be send to us through email.

So I want to send a email thorugh using vb6 and i also want that user should only clicks on send and it sends the email to us without doing any other thing
by the user.

[shirish_fortunes]

I am working on a vb6 application and in that if any error then a window or form show open with the error description and a send button.
So when user click on send button that details should be send to us through email.

So I want to send a email thorugh using vb6 and i also want that user should only clicks on send and it sends the email to us without doing any other thing
by the user.

[Richard Klein]

Re: Sending email via VB6

Try this:

MAPISession1.Si gnOn
MAPIMessages1.S essionID = MAPISession1.Se ssionID
'Compose new message
MAPIMessages1.C ompose
'Address message
MAPIMessages1.R ecipDisplayName = "George Bush"
MAPIMessages1.R ecipAddress = george@whitehou se.gov
' Resolve recipient name
MAPIMessages1.A ddressResolveUI = True
MAPIMessages1.R esolveName
'Create the message
MAPIMessages1.M sgSubject = "I Love ya"
MAPIMessages1.M sgNoteText = "Hey Bubba"
'Add attachment
MAPIMessages1.A ttachmentPathNa me = "c:\zxcvzxcv.zi p"
'Send the message
MAPIMessages1.S end False
MAPISession1.Si gnOff

"Jacques St-Pierre" <multelec@globe trotter.net> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> I need a simple way to send very simple email via a VB6 code. Anyone know
> how to do that? Any code avaliable? Without using Outlook if possible, I
> only have Outlook Express avaliable.
>
> Bye
> Jacques
>
>
>[/color]