Can't get correct split() result

thewanz

I am trying to split a string into 3 parts (array) and return the last element(email address). Currently this code is returning the second and the third elements in VS.NET 2002. Can someone tell me why that is? private string getEmailAddr(string x) { string emStr = "Foo Foo [email protected]"; string[] parts = emStr.Split(new char[] {' '}, 3); emStr = parts[2].ToString(); return emStr; }

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sajid30721y ago
SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "localhost"; localhost wont do the job ... u need a mail server (its name or ip address) to send ur email ... if u r at office or at college ... ask administrators to give u the name of SMTP server ... or u can also use SMTP server of some other ISP, etc cheers Sajid
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thewanz21y ago
Can you help me understand the design of creating an email agent? Currently, when I invoke this function: private void btnSend_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { //Create email obj MailMessage mail = new MailMessage(); // Load text mail.From = txtFrm.Text; mail.To = txtSndrAddr.Text; mail.BodyFormat = MailFormat.Html; mail.Subject = txtSubject.Text; mail.Body = "this is a test"; // Send message SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "localhost"; SmtpMail.Send(mail); } I'm getting what looks like a connection error. Doesn't "SmtpMail.SmtpServer = 'localhost';" already create that connection for me?
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sajid30721y ago
may be updating the "system" or other relevant references can help !?!
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thewanz21y ago
I went home and tried it again on VS.2002 and it worked fine. Yet here at work, it doesn't work, both machines are running VS.2002. Strange, huh? Thanks for your time...
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sajid30721y ago
try this .Split(" ".ToCharArray());
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mibuyt21y ago
Hi, I have tested on my machine with vs.net 2003 ea. It works fine. It only show the email portion. But i am not sure why on vs.net 2002 is not working fine. Cheers.
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