SAMPLE: Cdoasp.exe Creates Simple Mail Client Using CDO and ASP (244587)

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Filename	Size	Purpose
Mainpage.asp	1KB	Default page that loads the two vertical frames.
LftFrame.asp	6KB	Holds the main treeview control and the log on text.
ListMail.asp	7KB	Contains a list box to hold messages.
NewMail.asp	3KB	Holds the template for a new mail message.
Open.asp	2KB	Holds the template for opening an old message.
Reply.asp	5KB	Holds the template for the reply to a message.
Forward.asp	5KB	Holds the template for forwarding a message.
Addbook.asp	3KB	Displays a combo box listing all the address lists available.
Blank.asp	1KB	Used as the startup page when the main page is loaded in the beginning.
Readme.txt	4KB	Gives descriptions about what each page does.

This sample assumes:

• You have all the permissions set on your Internet Information Server (IIS) server so that you can access Exchange from the IIS server. More information on exchange permissions and security can be found in the following MSDN article:

  Getting Started with ASP Messaging

• You have the treeview control (Mscomctl.ocx) registered.

Steps to use this sample:

1. Extract the Cdoasp.exe file in a folder under your wwwroot\.. folder.
2. Set the security for the folder to Windows NT Challenge/Response.
3. Load the file Mainpage.asp in your browser by typing the full path, which will be http:\\IISservername\<foldername>\Mainpage.asp.
4. Enter your Exchange server name and mailbox alias in the left frame and click logon. A treeview control will appear showing all of your folders except Tasks, Totes, Journal, and Contacts. You will also see New Mail and Address Book links.
5. Expand the treeview control, and when you click on your folder, you will see the messages in a list box on the right.
6. To use the address book, click Address Book to look up information in your address book.
7. Click New Mail to bring up a form to fill out and send mail.