System.Web.Mail Explained - Part 2

Posted by: Wanta .NET ?, on 16 Jul 2003 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

IntroductionOk, in my last blog entry youve seen how SMTP works. This article will delve into System.Web.Mail to see how it was built. Im sure when Microsoft was building the CLR framework they had many thousands of priorities on what to build first, and how to build it. Many of the namespaces and classes in the CLR framework are simply wrappers around some of the legacy COM components. System.Web.Mail is one of those namespaces. CDOSYS and CDONTSSystem.Web.Mail is unique when it is a wrapper round...

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