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ATTACHING A FILE USING A URLHi,
I have an issue where I have to call a function that will return the url of a file that I need to attach on an email before sending it. I know System.Web.Mail does not support URL attachments. If anyone has any ideas of how this could be accomplished, I would appreciate the help. It seems I would have to get a local copy of the file that the url points to. I have seen 3'rd party email objects that would accomplish this, but I would prefer to not have to resort to them. I am using VB.NET 2003. Thanks, David =?Utf-8?B?RFJEcmFnb24=?= <DRDra***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
news:DEC19052-2B13-420F-A258-9907B9731848@microsoft.com: Use WebClient or WebRequest to download the file from the server. Once > If anyone has any ideas of > how this could be accomplished, I would appreciate the help. It seems > I would have to get a local copy of the file that the url points to. > I have seen 3'rd party email objects that would accomplish this, but > I would prefer to not have to resort to them. I am using VB.NET 2003. you've downloaded the file locally, it's very easy to attach the file to your mail object. What mail component are you you using? -- Hi Spam Carcher,
Thanks for the help, I was able to use Web Client to download the file. I am using System.Web.Mail to send the emails out of an internal application. DRDragon Show quoteHide quote "Spam Catcher" wrote: > =?Utf-8?B?RFJEcmFnb24=?= <DRDra***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > news:DEC19052-2B13-420F-A258-9907B9731848@microsoft.com: > > > If anyone has any ideas of > > how this could be accomplished, I would appreciate the help. It seems > > I would have to get a local copy of the file that the url points to. > > I have seen 3'rd party email objects that would accomplish this, but > > I would prefer to not have to resort to them. I am using VB.NET 2003. > > Use WebClient or WebRequest to download the file from the server. Once > you've downloaded the file locally, it's very easy to attach the file to > your mail object. > > What mail component are you you using? > > > 
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