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solutions.software 13-Dec-12 16:58pm View

that is exactly what the above articles are demonstrating,
pinging a mail server with the particular email address will return two possible answers ["OK" or a 550 error].

since .net smtp will take your email message and your credentials to attempt a delivery, your inbox does not get a undeliverable warning "mailer-daemon".
Also, even If the case was that your inbox would receive a warning message, it requires more code to try and detect that. so pinging is the way to go.

solutions.software 8-Nov-11 22:33pm View

This is a web based application, can i use the System.Net.HttpRequest?

solutions.software 4-Nov-11 23:01pm View

what?

solutions.software 9-Oct-11 3:01am View

thank you for replying to my questions,
I have a problem on hand and not much experience with databases.
the application is used within a local network. the users (3 of them) will need to read/write to the database, i have never in my life set up a SQL server, but i have tried to install both mysql 5.1 and sql server 2008. A very nasty thing to do in my opinion, so many fields and such i get lost.
during the development i had accessed the database(Access) locally with no problems. Its deployment time and i have not much ideas about how i can have the computers in the local network access the db file on the server machine..
Would you be able to give me any ideas please? even a thread to search on would be great.

solutions.software 9-Oct-11 2:52am View

how does one create a web service?
i am unclear of what you mean please explain or point :)

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