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alcairns
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| Posted: 19 February 2007 at 2:13pm | IP Logged
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Is it possible for me to install this component for evaluation with my .NET webhost i.e. in the \bin directory of my own website?
Tried sending this question via your Contact Us page but it returns an error.
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Andrew
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Yes, it's possible. The following section of the new FAQ (will be published at our web site soon) can be useful for you:
How to add MailBee.NET Objects in my .NET-based project?
In Visual Studio .NET, follow the steps below (it's assumed your Visual Studio .NET project is named EmailApp):
1. In Solution Explorer, right-click the project name (EmailApp), and select Add and then Add Existing Item command in the context menu.
2. In the appeared Add Existing Item dialog, select All Files under Files of type dropdown. Locate MailBee.NET.dll file (by default, it's installed into "C:\Program Files\MailBee.NET Objects" folder), and double-click it. Now MailBee.NET.dll gets uploaded into the root folder of EmailApp project.
3. In Solution Explorer, right-click the project name (EmailApp), and select Add Reference command in the context menu.
4. In the appeared Add Reference dialog, click Browse button, select MailBee.NET.dll file, and double-click it. Now MailBee.NET Objects library gets referenced from your application.
In the steps above, we uploaded a copy of MailBee.NET.dll into the project folder and referenced this copy. The original MailBee.NET.dll is no longer needed. The application can be easily XCOPY deployed using this method.
To reference MailBee.NET Objects library in non-Visual Studio .NET application, you should manually upload MailBee.NET.dll file into the /bin folder under the root folder of your application. If there is no /bin folder, you should create it first.
The application referencing MailBee.NET Objects library in such a way can take advantage of XCOPY deployment.
Once MailBee.NET Objects library is referenced from your application, the next step is to import namespaces declared in the library into your application as shown in samples in MailBee.NET Objects documentation or in the demo projects shipped with MailBee.NET Objects.
Now, you may start developing your application powered by MailBee.NET Objects.
Then you should upload your project to the web server and make sure \bin subfolder contains MailBee.NET.dll
Thank you for your note regarding our support form, the issue will be fixed soon.
Best regards,
Andrew
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