SMPT & TWEBMIODULE

[john]

Can I use a TidSMPT on the TWebModule. It compiles but I can;t seem to get
it to send. The same code works great through a standard application.

Should I experience any problems?

[Hadi Hariri - Team Indy]

jfl...@webdatabases.co.uk (john) wrote in <3ae6ed42_2@dnews>:

>Can I use a TidSMPT on the TWebModule. It compiles but I can;t seem to get
>it to send. The same code works great through a standard application.

Yes you can. What is the exact problem?

[Allen - Team Indy]

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"john" <jfl...@webdatabases.co.uk> wrote in message
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[john]

> Yes you can. What is the exact problem?
>
>

Very Simply. The code below works through a standard app but in the
TWebModule It hits the except clause. I'm pulling my hair out to get it to
connect is there any obvious tests I can do that I'm missing. Is It IIS? I'm
running through Windows2000 Pro.

MySmpt1.Host := 'mail.company.co.uk';
MySmpt1.UserID := 'jimmy.company.co.uk';
MySmpt1.Password := 'xxxx';
try
MySmpt1.Connect;
except
Response.Content := 'NOT CONNECTED'
end;

[Kudzu - Team Indy]

jfl...@webdatabases.co.uk (john) wrote in <3ae7e118_1@dnews>:

>Very Simply. The code below works through a standard app but in the
>TWebModule It hits the except clause. I'm pulling my hair out to get it to
>connect is there any obvious tests I can do that I'm missing. Is It IIS? I'm
>running through Windows2000 Pro.

Its quite likely a permissions problem. You are probably accessing a file or
other action that you are not allowed to do under the account that the
scripts is executing under.

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