I recently deployed a new web app written with Visual Studio 2005, so we had to install .NET Framework 2.0 on the server. Now one of the older .NET applications (for which I do not have the source code) throws an error message when trying to send email using CDO (the message says "Could not access CDO.Message object"). I never uninstalled the 1.1 framework, and from what I read the two should be able to exist side by side. I think my only options are to either find the older .dll for CDO and make sure it is in the right place, or rebuild my new application to use the Framework 1.1. Are these my only options Can they even be done (i.e., can you build a web app in VS 2005 that will work with .NET 1.1) Any suggestions will be appreciated! Thanks!
CDO Email and .NET 2.0
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CDO Email and .NET 2.0
Randal Greene
If you are trying to send mail use System.Net.Mail namespace.
System.Web.Mail uses CDO and it is deprecated in 2.0
Skyler Fowler