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I hope you guys will bear with me for my total lack of direction in case of Threading. I have to implement a Mail Queue Processing System where I have to send emails queued up in a database through a Windows Service. It is not a producer-consumer pattern. I have fetched say 10 rows at a time into a datable. The datatable contains the serialized MailMessage object and SMTP sending details. If I have to use say a fixed number of threads (say 6 threads) Now how would I go about fetching a row from the datatable in a thread and then send the mail and again return to see if any more rows are

The following code unable to send an emails to customers and it not throwing any exception. The code it not send any email or exception but executed.I am completely new about the asp.net. Some one can help me how to resolve the problem. Code: try { String userName = "ramesh"; String passWord = "123456"; String sendr = "ramesh@gmail.com"; String recer = "customer@yahoo.com"; String subject = "Comformation "; String body = "Dear Customer"; MailMessage msgMail = new MailMessage(sendr, recer, subject, body); int PortNumber = 25; SmtpClient smtp = new SmtpClient("smtp.test.com", PortNumber);

I'd like to setup a WCF service to send emails. The System.Net.MailMessage doesn't seem to be serializable, and cannot be passed in a [DataContract] The error I receive is Type 'System.Net.Mail.MailAddress' cannot be serialized. Consider marking it with the DataContractAttribute Any suggestions? Whatever you pass to a WCF service needs to be either XML or binary serializable. A "classic" messaging approach would be: Create a simple DataContract class that has all the required properties of MailMessage Prior to calling the service, set all the properties for the MailMessage in a new instance of

In a Windows Forms project, I used the SmtpClient and MailMessage class in order to send information by email. Is there an equivalent for Windows Phone 8? LewisBenge You can use Microsoft.Phone.Tasks.EmailComposeTask to compose an e-mail using the inbuilt mail client: var task = new EmailComposeTask {To = email}; task.Show(); Alternately you can post data to a 3rd party service, such as SendGrid to send the e-mail via an API. There are no SMTP APIs available on Windows Phone. It's really simple! This is from MSDN : First you should add: using Microsoft.Phone.Tasks; to your code, and then for

HI, I am trying to send a simple notification using system.net.mail.mailmessage. I just pass the string as the message body. But problem is even though multi-line message been send have the correct "\r\n" format info in string. The mail opened in outlook will displayed as a long single line. But view source in outlook will display the message with correct new line format. For example: original message would looks like: line1 line 2 line 3 But it will displayed in Outlook like: line1 line 2 line 3 View source from outlook will still display line1 line 2 line 3 What should I do to make outlook