Mark:
This is extremely simple in Windows. Add a basic email header to the
statement you wish to send, e.g...
x-sender: myser...@mydomain.com
x-receiver: targetn...@targetdomain.com
From: billingd...@mydomain.com
To: targetn...@targetdomain.com
Subject: Your monthly billing for September 2010
...then copy the item to the "C:\Inetpub\mailroot\Pickup" folder.
Windows SMTP service will automatically send it out.
As Jeff says, however, you'll have to configure the SMTP server to
properly "forward" to an authorized email server. If you "need"
attachments, which most billings don't, then Jeff's method, although not
as simple, will work fine. Also, if you want "html" you'll have to
build a program to do that. Normally I just create an "html" template
then, at runtime, substitute data into this template and write it to the
aforementioned SMTP folder.
HTH,
Bill
Mark Warner said the following on 9/11/2010 8:31 PM:
We're started a project where a client wants to email statements to their
customers. Has anyone done this with success, and if so, can you point me
in a direction?
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