using System;

namespace nsSendBasicEmailV3HardCoded

{

    public class clsSendBasicEmailV3HardCoded

    {

        //**********************************************

        // Self Contained, Simple Email Routine

        //**********************************************

        //   with defaults designed for sending website error

        //     diagnostic emails

        public void stcSendBasicEmailV3HardCoded(

            String MTo,

            String MFrom,

            String MReplyTo,

            String MSubject,

         ref System.Text.StringBuilder MBody)

        {

            // use the newer StringBuilder class to formulate the body text of the email

            //  (instead of a simple string object that would be destroyed and recreated

            //   with each change in value)

            // Declare and instance the service program that will send the message and

            //   interact with the SMTP server as a client

            System.Net.Mail.SmtpClient SMTPClientService = new System.Net.Mail.SmtpClient();

            // tell it the IP address of the SMTP server and

            //   the sender's (or an account holder's) email address and password

            SMTPClientService.Host = "mail.YOURMAILSERVERURL.com";

            // tell the SMTP service what port to use

            SMTPClientService.Port = Convert.ToInt32("1710");

            // set the credentials, which is basically an email account and it's password,

            // based on application keys (specified in web.config)

            SMTPClientService.Credentials = new System.Net.NetworkCredential(

                "Webmaster@YOURMAILSERVER.com",

                "YourPASSword1234");

            // the service program that will send the message and

            //   interact with the SMTP server as a client has already been declared and instanced and

            //   provided with a host name and credentials

            // Declare and instance the email object

            System.Net.Mail.MailMessage EmailMsgObj = new System.Net.Mail.MailMessage();

            EmailMsgObj.IsBodyHtml = true;

            // the .To and .ReplyTo properties became collections in .NET 2.0

            // the .ReplyToList property was added in .NET 4.0 and is now preferred over .ReplyTo

            // two initializing options, one is a simple string, the other is a mail address object

            if (MTo == "*default" || MTo == String.Empty)

                EmailMsgObj.To.Add("WebsiteSupportMgr@YOURMAILSERVER.com");

            else

                EmailMsgObj.To.Add(MTo);

            if (MFrom == "*default" || MFrom == String.Empty)

                MFrom = "Webmaster@YOURMAILSERVER.com";

            EmailMsgObj.From = new System.Net.Mail.MailAddress(MFrom);

            if (MReplyTo == "*default" || MReplyTo == String.Empty)

                EmailMsgObj.ReplyToList.Add("Webmaster@YOURMAILSERVER.com");

            else

                EmailMsgObj.ReplyToList.Add(MReplyTo);

            EmailMsgObj.Subject = MSubject;

            EmailMsgObj.Body = MBody.ToString();

            // SMTPClientService.Send is very stable and probably does not error out even if email not sent

            // thus no need to monitor for error condition

            //   (especiallly since this routine is used primarily to send diagnostic error emails to the webmaster)

            SMTPClientService.Send(EmailMsgObj);

        }

    }

}