Net Importer Demo
            
                
    Bruce Armstrong
            
            
                    
                        
                    
                    
        
    
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                C# (SnapDeveloper) and PowerBuilder code showing how to write a wrapper class for the MailKit library in SnapDevelop and use it from PowerBuilder to send SMTP email through Google Mail.
12/28/2020: The sample has been updated for 2019 R3.
        12/28/2020: The sample has been updated for 2019 R3.
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    yann dulondel replied the code: Net Importer Demo
            
                Hi Bruce
I try to use your demo but i got an error when loading the assembly.
I will try to translate from French to English.
It said that the application try to remotly load the assemly and this would have execute it in a sandbox mode in old version of do.net
Any idea how to solve this ?
Found the solution , unblock the DDL on computer
Sorry.
Yann D
        I try to use your demo but i got an error when loading the assembly.
I will try to translate from French to English.
It said that the application try to remotly load the assemly and this would have execute it in a sandbox mode in old version of do.net
Any idea how to solve this ?
Found the solution , unblock the DDL on computer
Sorry.
Yann D
Last Edit: 2 years 9 months ago by yann dulondel .
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    Miguel Leeuwe replied the code: Net Importer Demo
            
                Thank you Bruce, no rush. I've got it working.
The clicked event of the Send button missed the call to of_SendMail().
Initially I made the mistake of calling "mailclient.of_sendMail()", which is wrong: I had to call the window's of_sendmail() function.
(not sure if also some of the other function calls had to have "of_" in front of the function call's name, since I was playing around, importing the DLL myself with different "Advanced options" in the DLL Importer Tool).
Success for your Elevate!
regards
MiguelL
        The clicked event of the Send button missed the call to of_SendMail().
Initially I made the mistake of calling "mailclient.of_sendMail()", which is wrong: I had to call the window's of_sendmail() function.
(not sure if also some of the other function calls had to have "of_" in front of the function call's name, since I was playing around, importing the DLL myself with different "Advanced options" in the DLL Importer Tool).
Success for your Elevate!
regards
MiguelL
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    Bruce Armstrong replied the code: Net Importer Demo
            
                Yes, I noticed the same when I went to update it for the PowerBuilder 2019 R3 Beta.  I'm looking into it.
I've got a bunch of other sessions that I'll be doing for Elevate 2020 that I need to update first though, so I may not get to this for a while. I'll post something when I've determined what the issue is though.
        I've got a bunch of other sessions that I'll be doing for Elevate 2020 that I need to update first though, so I may not get to this for a while. I'll post something when I've determined what the issue is though.
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