Dennis Redfield <dennis.redfield@acadia-ins.com> wrote:
> I used the console app example code from MSDN for sending smtp mail. This
> example code uses the line:
> using System.Web.Mail;
> When I attempt to compile I error out on the "using System.Web.Mail" line
> with the message that the ".Mail" space does not exist under System.Web.
> Looking at the docs for the CLR it should be there. When I use the object
> browser in VS I see only a limited number of objects under System.Web. From
> the documentation I should be seeing scores of objects ("Mail" included).
> What am I doing wrong? I am working on a Win2k SP4 Professional machine
> with the 1.1 framework installed.

"Jon Skeet" <skeet@pobox.com> wrote in message
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> Dennis Redfield <dennis.redfield@acadia-ins.com> wrote:
> > I used the console app example code from MSDN for sending smtp mail.
This
> > example code uses the line:
> > using System.Web.Mail;
> > When I attempt to compile I error out on the "using System.Web.Mail"
line
> > with the message that the ".Mail" space does not exist under System.Web.
> > Looking at the docs for the CLR it should be there. When I use the
object
> > browser in VS I see only a limited number of objects under System.Web.
From
> > the documentation I should be seeing scores of objects ("Mail"
included).
> > What am I doing wrong? I am working on a Win2k SP4 Professional machine
> > with the 1.1 framework installed.
>
> You need to add a reference to the System.Web assembly in your project.
>
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Dennis Redfield <dennis.redfield@acadia-ins.com> wrote:
> I have the line: using System.Web
> in the code ALREADY.

"Jon Skeet" <skeet@pobox.com> wrote in message
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> Dennis Redfield <dennis.redfield@acadia-ins.com> wrote:
> > I have the line: using System.Web
> > in the code ALREADY.
>
> That's using a namespace, which is entirely different from referencing
> an assembly. As I said before, you need to add a reference to the
> System.Web assembly to your project.
>
> In VS.NET you do this by right-clicking "References" under your
> project, and finding System.Web.dll in there.
>
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