A simple Program of Networking in C++

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Hey,
I need a very simple program, which I can use to send a .txt file to some mail account?
I have no idea about C++ Networking although worked alot in Win32 API.

Posted 2-Feb-13 8:12am

saad_lah

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*Abhishek Pant* · Accepted Answer · 2013-02-02T08:22:00

Solution 1

this willhelp you-
Programmatically adding attachments to emails[^]
Sending mail in Managed C++ using SMTP[^]

Posted 2-Feb-13 8:22am

Abhishek Pant

Updated 2-Feb-13 8:26am

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saad_lah 2-Feb-13 14:46pm

:( I tried a lot but it is not not including "stdAfx.h" lib in visual studio

Abhishek Pant 2-Feb-13 15:01pm

Its not necessary to use that.you can remove that.the purpose-using[^]
it[^].

saad_lah 2-Feb-13 15:13pm

Look at the step I did,

1-> Made a CLR Win32 Project in Visual Studio 2012
2->Move the file to project directory and include the files "SendMail.h" and "SendMail.cpp"
3-> _gc class SendMail // _gc is giving syntax error
{
......
}

And stdafx is now working fine as it includes just standard libraries.

Abhishek Pant 2-Feb-13 15:31pm

it was in class file.read the article carefully.

Vote and accept answer if it helps you so that it can help others when they search here.

saad_lah 2-Feb-13 15:13pm

So, my question is, it is a CLR project or Win32 :P

merano 2-Feb-13 16:34pm

Managed C++ says that it should be CLR

The first Ref is Win32 or MFC. Code is not UNICODE - see also comments.