SmtpServer.EmailReport Property

A DataSet that contains two tables: "good" and "bad"

• The "good" table contains email addresses that were accepted by the email server.
• The "bad" table contains email addresses that were NOT accepted by the email server.

Remarks

This property is useful for recovery in the event of a catastrophic failure. The "bad" email addresses could also be for removal of those addresses from your list/database. This is not a email address validation feature, but rather a collection of email addresses that are accepted or rejected by the sending mail server.

Example

[C#]
            public void Send()
            {
                 SmtpServer oSmtpDotNet = new SmtpServer();
             
                 // Set the remote server name.  If left blank, "localhost" is used.
                 oSmtpDotNet.ServerAddress = "mail.domain.com";
             
                 // Message Addressing
                 oSmtpDotNet.ToAddress = "to@domain.com";
                 oSmtpDotNet.FromAddress = "from@domain.com";
             
                 // Set the message subject and body
                 oSmtpDotNet.Body = "This is the message";
                 oSmtpDotNet.Subject = "Routine email";
                 
                 ReturnCodes nRC = oSmtpDotNet.Send();
                 if ( nRC != ReturnCodes.SUCCESS )
                 {
                      Console.WriteLine("Error #"+nRC+" occurred.");
                      Console.WriteLine(oSmtpDotNet.LastError);
                       Console.Write(oSmtpDotNet.LogFileToString(false));
                      return;
                 }
             
                 // Success!
                 Console.WriteLine("Success!");
               
               // Use the email report
               DataTable oGood = new DataTable();
               oGood = EmailReport.Tables["good"];
               DataTable oBad = new DataTable();
               oBad = EmailReport.Tables["bad"];
            
            }
            

[VB]
            Public Function Send() As Integer
                 Dim oSmtpDotNet As New SmtpServer()
                 Dim nRC As ReturnCodes
            
                 ' Set the remote server name.  If left blank, "localhost" is used.
                 oSmtpDotNet.ServerAddress = "mail.domain.com"
            
                 ' Message Addressing
                 oSmtpDotNet.FromAddress = "from@domain.com"
                 oSmtpDotNet.ToAddress = "to@domain.com"
            
                 ' Set the message subject and body
                 oSmtpDotNet.Subject = "Routine email"
                 oSmtpDotNet.Body = "This is a briefing of the financials"
            
                 ' Send the message.  Get the return code and store it in the variable
                 ' nRC.  Then check nRC for success or failure
                 nRC = oSmtpDotNet.Send()
                 If (nRC <> ReturnCodes.SUCCESS) Then
                     ' A problem occurred.
                     ' Write out the last error encountered
                     Console.WriteLine(oSmtpDotNet.LastError)
                     ' Write out the log file contents
                     Console.WriteLine(oSmtpDotNet.LogFileToString(False))
                     Exit Function
                 End If
            
                 ' Success!
                 Console.WriteLine("Message Sent!")
            
               ' Use the EmailReport property
               Dim oGood As New DataTable()
               oGood = oSmtpDotNet.EmailReport.Tables("good")
               Dim oBad As New DataTable()
               oBad = oSmtpDotNet.EmailReport.Tables("bad")
            
            End Function
            

See Also

SmtpServer Class | SmtpServer Members | SmtpDotNet Namespace | Send