SmtpServer.QueueDateTime Property

Specifies the date and time that messages queued for delivery using should be sent.

Property Value

A DateTime value. The default value is null.

Remarks

If the value is null, it will be ignored and the current date and time will be used. This property requires the SendToQueue property to be set to True.

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";
                 
                 // Send message to the Queue Directory
                 oSmtpDotNet.SendToQueue = true;
                 oSmtpDotNet.QueueDateTime = DateTime.Now;
                 oSmtpDotNet.QueueDirectory = "C:\\Temp";
                 
                 // Force the message body to be html
                 oSmtpDotNet.BodyFormat = BodyFormatTypes.HTML;
                  
                 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!");
            }
            

[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.Body = "This is the message"
                 oSmtpDotNet.Subject = "Routine email"
                 
                 ' Send message to the Queue Directory
                 oSmtpDotNet.SendToQueue = true
                 oSmtpDotNet.QueueDateTime = DateTime.Now
                 oSmtpDotNet.QueueDirectory = "C:\Temp"
                 
                 ' Force the message body to be html
                 oSmtpDotNet.BodyFormat = BodyFormatTypes.HTML
                  
                 ' 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!")
            End Function
            

See Also

SmtpServer Class | SmtpServer Members | SmtpDotNet Namespace | PickupDirectory | SendToQueue | QueueDirectory | QueueFilenames | SendToPickupDirectory | RandomObject