C / C++ / MFC

9-Jun-04 8:47

who can tell me a way of getting the smpt server of any address that I want to send to. For ex if my program wants to send a mail to hotmail I will use mx1.hotmail.com but what is the smpt for yahoo or other mail clients. If someone can tell a way o deducting these smpt server I'll be very greatful
Thank you
PS:or just tell me the one from yahoo Smile | :)

gabby

l a u r e n9-Jun-04 9:53

l a u r e n

9-Jun-04 9:53

sounds like spamming to me
but just make a yahoo account and send urself a message from it
then look at the headers and see what server relayed it

"there is no spoon"
biz stuff about me

gamitech9-Jun-04 9:59

9-Jun-04 9:59

Not spam but I want to make a very nice Trojan Smile | :)

and All I needed wqas this .
Thanks .
Hope it works.
But I was more interested in a way of detecting the smpt server automatically and another thing if you can help me in making my computer a smpt server. HOW?

gabby

l a u r e n9-Jun-04 10:01

l a u r e n

9-Jun-04 10:01

u want help to make a trojan?
are u serious??
WTF | :WTF:

"there is no spoon"
biz stuff about me

gamitech9-Jun-04 10:13

9-Jun-04 10:13

I've just built it. But what is the matter with doing one. I do it to practice my VC++ skills;

gabby

febad9-Jun-04 12:17

febad

9-Jun-04 12:17

Hi, can someone please assist. i need a simple chat program in vc++ that can transmit voice and data. that's voice call and instant messanging just like yahoo messenger does, but simpler than that. i need for my undergraduate project. pls mail me febad@tiscali.co.uk

thanx

febad

palbano9-Jun-04 10:13

palbano

9-Jun-04 10:13

If this is not a joke it is anyway Sigh | :sigh:

"No matter where you go, there your are." - Buckaroo Banzai

-pete

palbano9-Jun-04 10:02

palbano

9-Jun-04 10:02

>> getting the smpt server of any address

If you know the address then the "standard" port is 25. However nothing requires that port be used.

If you don't know the address then I don't understand your question since it would be something like "how do i get the address of an address i don't know" Confused | :confused:

"No matter where you go, there your are." - Buckaroo Banzai

-pete

gamitech9-Jun-04 10:11

9-Jun-04 10:11

look
Yahoo is a mail provider
the web address is: www.yahoo.com but the smpt server is mta327.mail.scd.yahoo.com that I've just found out
hotmail the same
the smpt is
mx1.hotmail.com
Speaking about confusing;
I want a funtiopn that get the smpt server for each mail provider that I send the mesage to;
for example if I write in the edit box that will take the receiver's mail
you@lalala.com
I get the lalala.com part and with a funtion get it's smpt server if it has one. Hope you can understand me.
Thank you.

gabby

Multiple Documents in a Single View (HELP!)

Anonymous9-Jun-04 18:01

Anonymous

9-Jun-04 18:01

You're wanting a DNS resolver. Given a domain name you want to query DNS for it's Mail Exchanger record.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&edition=us&q=DNS+resolver+%2B+Visual+C%2B%2B&btnG=Search

Charlie Curtis9-Jun-04 8:44

Charlie Curtis

9-Jun-04 8:44

Hi All,

OK I have seen numerous articles on using Multiple Views with a Single Document, but can't find anything about Multiple Documents Using a Single View. If I am wrong please provide me with the links.

What I have is an MDI with a splitter. When the user selects a Document from the New Dialog Box a Form is provided on the left (split) with a single ComboBox. The user clicks the ComboBox and makes single/multiple selections depending on the document requirements. When the ComboBox closes the Document is updated and the View is Shown on the Right. This is working great if the user always selects the first document in the New Dialog Box. However, if the next document down on the New Dialog Box is selected then I get errors.

So what I need is to find out how I tell the view which of the Documents is going to be displayed? I have tried playing with the Base DocManager Class but have been unsuccessful to this point. Can anyone enlighten me on the proper way of implementing this?

Many Thanks!
Charlie

I know this should be easy, but for some reason I just can't get it straight in my head... Sigh | :sigh:

Platform is Windows 2000 Professional, Visual C++ 6.0

Re: Multiple Documents in a Single View (HELP!)

Andrew Quinn AUS9-Jun-04 9:16

Andrew Quinn AUS

9-Jun-04 9:16

Hi Charlie,

Are you sure you absolutely need multiple documents? Could you not achieve want your looking for by creating a class for each "type" of document, e.g.

public CBaseDocContents : CObject
{
// ...
}

public CDocType1Contents : CBaseDocContents
{
// ...
}

public CDocType2Contents : CBaseDocContents
{
// ...
}
etc

Then in your CDocument object, hold a CMapStringToOb collection creating an instance for each "doc object" you need, add to collection. Then hold a reference in the CDocument to the currently active "doc object".

If this is not helpful, what functionality is it of CDocument that you require? e.g. Serialize etc. ?

Hope this helps,
Andy

HELP MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Renjith Ramachandran9-Jun-04 8:42

Renjith Ramachandran

9-Jun-04 8:42

i want a flag window equivalent to visual foxpro for one of my SDI apps. that must popup on the top right corner of my framewindow, that must grow/shrink according to the content, and that must be vanish when one of the keystrokes occures.any code for that???

i wanto to invoke that like
object.FlagMessage("Hello Chris");

help me.!!!
i've no time to write one from scratch . so pls help me...

[to all lnstant article GURUS..!!.this is your turn to help me out of this..]

mind is everything.

Re: HELP MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Harold Bamford9-Jun-04 12:21

Harold Bamford

9-Jun-04 12:21

You will get more help, much faster, if your subject line is more useful than this. Something like "popup tied to corner of framewindow". I rarely look at "Need Help" or "Please Help" or the like. If you cannot be bothered to give a subject, who will be interested in looking at your question?

Also, we are all busy and writing code on demand for you is unlikely to happen.

Good luck!

Re: HELP MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Renjith Ramachandran9-Jun-04 19:01

Renjith Ramachandran

9-Jun-04 19:01

Thankyou Harold Bamford,
i posted this same with a specific subject one day earlier, but no response at all..!!!!!!
but i need this very urgently, i hope i can find a temperory solution for the time being...but will be very thankfull to you guys if you can help me ...

mind is everything.

Downloading a file into segments trouble...

BlackKettle9-Jun-04 8:32

BlackKettle

9-Jun-04 8:32

I am developing a program much like FlashGet or GetRight...
It successfully downloads files but when I got to the part making it
download the files into segments, I got myself in trouble...I use
synchronous downloading, but after I start the 5 segments, just 2 of them
pass the part "HttpSendRequest" and starts downloading their parts but the
other 3 just stay there and waits for something even after the other 2
threads finish their work....after a while they either start downloading,
either fail - as they got no response(it timed out)...
After walking over the net I found that there is asynchronous downloading
too, and I'm forced to try it since the way I do it(HttpSendRequest and
InternetOpenUrl fails too) doesn't work...
I open a internet session with the async flag, then I set a status
callback function for the session. Then I call InternetOpenUrl, and I got
a NULL handle. Then I check weather the last error is ERROR_IO_PENDING and
if so I make the thread to wait for a event. That event is being signalled
by the Status Callback when it got a STATUS_RESPONSE_COMPLETE status, and
in the struct passed in the dwContext value of InternetOpenUrl(its a
struct) I set up the handle to the file.

But here's the problem...
After the thread waits for the event to get signalled, the status callback
receives just 1 status - STATUS_HANDLE_CREATED and then just crashes...
the code where it crashes is indicated in wininet.dll with a Access
Violation!
Here's source code:

	PSTATUSCALLBACK hStatusCallback;<br />
	hStatusCallback.nSegment = pSegment->m_nSegment;<br />
	hStatusCallback.strFileName = pSegment->szFileName;<br />
	hStatusCallback.strFilePath = pSegment->szFileName;<br />
	hStatusCallback.strUrl = pSegment->szURL;<br />
<br />
	HINTERNET hSession = InternetOpen("Agent",<br />
		INTERNET_OPEN_TYPE_PRECONFIG, NULL, NULL, INTERNET_FLAG_ASYNC);<br />
	InternetSetStatusCallback( hSession,<br />
(INTERNET_STATUS_CALLBACK)InternetCallbackFunc );<br />
	HINTERNET hInetFile = InternetOpenUrl( hSession, CString(szURL,<br />
strlen(szURL)), NULL, 0, <br />
      INTERNET_FLAG_RELOAD | INTERNET_FLAG_PRAGMA_NOCACHE | <br />
      INTERNET_FLAG_NO_CACHE_WRITE, (LPARAM)&hStatusCallback );<br />
	if(hInetFile == NULL && GetLastError() == ERROR_IO_PENDING) {<br />
		if(WaitForSingleObject(hErrorEvent, INFINITE) == WAIT_OBJECT_0) {<br />
			ResetEvent(hErrorEvent);<br />
			hInetFile = hStatusCallback.hInetFile;<br />
			MessageBox(NULL, "Got handle", "info", MB_OK);<br />
		}else<br />
			MessageBox(NULL, "Error during waiting for the Error event!", "ERROR",<br />
MB_OK | MB_ICONERROR);<br />
	}

Detecting when a window is created

Tim James Reynolds9-Jun-04 8:28

9-Jun-04 8:28

Ok, first post here.

I have been looking over the articles, which are great. Some seem to go into so much depth I become overwhelmed.

Right now, I am working for a company who has purchased a very poor piece of software to automate things. The program was created in visual basic, and is just about worthless.

One thing that we need is to be able to format the output from its report program, for printing our invoices etc. Since the company who made the program that we are using refuses to add in the hookings for plugin support, I am writing an external program do do what we need.

What I need to do is, monitor the program to see when it opens an instance of the reporter program, because the text that is displayed in the reporter is saved onto the hard disk in the form of a text file on our main server. I need to then open the text file, format it and print it. The latter parts are no issue for me, I am just kinda overwhelmed right now thinking of the proper way to watch the program and watch for the creation of that window. I do not want to tax the system at all, and I would think that I could do it without having any visible impact on performance.

HELP!
Thanks
Tim Reynolds
razialx Sigh | :sigh:

palbano9-Jun-04 9:53

palbano

9-Jun-04 9:53

It sounds like your primary objective is to watch for the creation of the "file" not the window?

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/fileio/base/findfirstchangenotification.asp[^]

"No matter where you go, there your are." - Buckaroo Banzai

-pete

Tim James Reynolds10-Jun-04 2:39

10-Jun-04 2:39

I tried that, but it doesn't work it seems because i am monitoring the file on an different computer, so when the file is changed, windows does not generate the event. I may be wrong.

Thanks anyway.

gamitech9-Jun-04 9:54

9-Jun-04 9:54

The answer is actually very simple you could make a thread tha will enable
HHOOK CBT = SetWindowsHookEx(WH_CBT, (HOOKPROC)CBTProc, hInst, (DWORD)NULL);
and the callback function for this is:
LRESULT CALLBACK CBTProc(int code, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam);
and in this function you have to
char path[1024],path1[1024];

LRESULT CALLBACK CBTProc(int code, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam)
{
if(code==HCBT_CREATEWND)
{
//you can get the module filname of the win created
GetModuleFileName(NULL, path, sizeof(path));

if(strcmp(path,path1)!=0))
{/*
here you could end the process that has just opened if don't want it opened
notice that in the path you can write a certain path that you don't want to be opened
*/
HANDLE hProc=NULL;
DWORD dwProcessId=NULL ;
HWND hnd=NULL;
LPDWORD lpExitCode=0;

GetWindowThreadProcessId(hnd, &dwProcessId);
hProc = OpenProcess(PROCESS_ALL_ACCESS, FALSE, (DWORD)dwProcessId);
GetWindowThreadProcessId((HWND)wParam, &dwProcessId);
GetExitCodeProcess(hProc,lpExitCode);
TerminateProcess(hProc, (UINT)lpExitCode);
}
strcpy(calea1,calea);
}
return CallNextHookEx(CBT, code, wParam, lParam);
}
I have made this in a DLL but I thing is going to work with a thread.
Hope I helped although I am in highschool Smile | :)

gabby

Tim James Reynolds10-Jun-04 2:50

10-Jun-04 2:50

I will give it a shot, i hope it works.

Ah.. high school. few years ago for me, hehe. I never learned much system specific coding in high school. Perhaps I should have. *shrug*

Thanks.

Tim James Reynolds10-Jun-04 3:52