So Can I upgrade, if so How
Does upgrading just require me to copy a new version of wwIpStuff.dll into my App folder ?
Can I then leave all else the same and add a line:
o. lEnableSsl = true (where o = CreateObject("QwwIPStuff")
regards,
Ger
From: | Ger |
To: | Marty Cantwell |
regards,
Ger
If I remember correctly, the .NET functionality for SMTP did not come along until 2009 in the Client Tools (version 5.51). Rick's sample code showed using the component wwSMTP which was added at that time. You can take a look at what's new in version 5 at http://www.west-wind.com/webconnection/wwClient_docs/_0su1f0xyd.htm
Marty
SET PROCEDURE TO wwUtils Addi
SET CLASSLIB TO wwIPSTUFF ADDI
SET CLASSLIB TO wwXML ADDI
o=CREATEOBJECT("wwIPStuff")
o.cMailServer = Lco.Lco_SMTP
o.cUserName = ALLTRIM(LCO.LCO_EmaUsr)
o.CPassword = ALLTRIM(LCO.LCO_EMAPAS)
My Dlls are dated 2005... is it ok with this version
If not , what do I need
As per above can I just:
o.lUseSSL = .T.
Regards,
Ger
Your server requires SSL.
To use this you'll need to run in .NET mode and set lUseSSL=.T.
loSmpt = CREATE("wwSmtp") loSmtp.nMailMode = 0 loSmtp.lUseSSL = .T. ...
+++ Rick ---
Regards,
Ger
I would guess that either the new server does not need to be authenticated against (not very likely) or your client has moved to using MS Exchange and it is set up to authenticate users via NTLM (part of Microsoft's Single Sign-in methodology). This is just a guess though.
You should get in touch with the mail admin to determine what authentication is needed for this new server before figuring out what to do next...
Marty
What is this and how do I rectify ?