how can send a report to the clint

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how i can send a repot in pdf by emain

Posted 11-Oct-11 3:25am

irfanansari

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bbirajdar · Answer 1 · 2011-10-11T03:49:00

Solution 1

Use the attachment property of the MailMessage object to attach the pdf file to the email.

Posted 11-Oct-11 3:49am

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irfanansari 11-Oct-11 9:55am

i used that as first i use itestobject and then it create a pdf file at same place and then i used google email account to atteced and send it its work at my localhost but when i load it on domain so it give a error please u can see this
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bbirajdar 11-Oct-11 10:00am

You need to assign the permission to the folder where this pdf file is created. Right click the pdf files folder and allow the aspnet process to have the full rights on this folder

bbirajdar 11-Oct-11 10:13am

Your problem is that the application needs a full trust on the server to send the files.

This will help you
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/wyts434y.aspx

irfanansari 13-Oct-11 4:42am

please help me how i can write or change trust level

Frank Kerrigan · Answer 2 · 2011-10-11T05:34:00

Solution 2

create a temp folder such as c:\temp\pdfs and give the IIS user read and write writes to it. Then use this to create your report prior to sending. Remember to delete the files after you send or you will run out of disc space at somepoint

Posted 11-Oct-11 5:34am

Frank Kerrigan

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irfanansari 13-Oct-11 4:42am

but howi can create file or folder there is no allow here