CDO.Message Issue in Classic ASP running at Windows 2008

[andre....@gmail.com]

Hi Everybody,

I'm struggling over a migration from IIS 6.0/Windows Server 2003 to IIS 7.0/Windows Server 2008 because a classic ASP application isn't working as expected. The problem is when I try to send an email on Windows 2003 using CDO it does it, but running the code on Windows 2008 I got an exception.The following is a piece of code causing the issue:

Set cdo = Server.CreateObject("CDO.Configuration")
..
..
cdoMessage.From = "<email>"
cdoMessage.To = "email_without_at_or_<>"
cdoMessage.Subject = Subject
cdoMessage.HTMLBody = HTMLContent
cdoMessage.AutoGenerateTextBody = false
cdoMessage.TextBody = Menstxt
...
...
objMessage.Send 'line where's a exception is throw on Windows 2008

On Windows 2003/IIS 6.0, the application work well even though cdo.Message.To isnt following either the format with enclosures <> or @ followed by a domain, for instance the code works well with cdo.Message.To = "jhf" (for smtp server locally makes sense that email 'jhf', even though without @mydomain.com).

Using the same code on Windows 2008/IIS 7.0 I get a exception saying "At least one recipient is required, but none were found", CODE: 8004020C.


Does somene get through similar issue? Is there any configuration to make CDO to stop the verification to the TO field ?

In my case I cannot change the code because is a legacy application and I'm from the infrastructue team.

Thanks all,
André

[Evertjan.]

I would think the requirement of a legitimate To-field is quite
legitimate.

Why would you send a message to no-one?

> In my case I cannot change the code because is a legacy application
> and I'm from the infrastructue team.

You should ask them to change the code, methinks.


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Evertjan.
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[André Manhaes Machado]

G

I know it's really strange but the application's users are enterprise one so there's not need to append "@mydomain.com" in the email user.

Until Windows 2003 emails without domain are acceptable emails for CDO.Message. The issue came up with Windows 2008.

[Evertjan.]

Andr� Manhaes Machado wrote on 06 aug 2012 in
microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.general:

I wrote:
[..]

>> You should ask them to change the code, methinks.

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> I know it's really strange but the application's users are enterprise
> one so there's not need to append "@mydomain.com" in the email user.

No need? I say there is, as you stated.
On the other hand is there any harm in adding the same?

appendix = "@gmail.com"
[...]
Set cdoMessage = CreateObject("CDO.Message")
cdoMessage.To = "andre.manhaes" & appendix

> Until Windows 2003 emails without domain are acceptable emails for
> CDO.Message. The issue came up with Windows 2008.

Wasn't it the change from cdonts to cdosys, or was that an earlier MS jump?