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Old May 8th, 2003, 10:14 AM
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Sending Mail on Windows Server 2003
We just built a production box running Windows Server 2003 and I'm moving my ASP over. Now, when the application tries to send mail, I'm getting this error:

Server.CreateObject Failed

/about/nslsinfo/subscribe.asp, line 302

800401f3

My Code is (and has been for years! ):
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Set objEmail = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")


I found this on MSDN:
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"Applications developed to run with CDO for NTS can also run with CDO for Exchange provided they do not use the NewMail object. "


Okay, so what object should I be using?
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Old May 8th, 2003, 10:28 AM
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Hm, I can't imagine they would change CDO NTS that much. The quote you cited is for using CDO for Exchange, not NTS. If you're running exchange or outlook you could just use a MAPI session.
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Old May 8th, 2003, 10:32 AM
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I must have picked the quote up out of context or something. [Thanks for your response, BTW] I'm just not sure if there are extra components I need to ask my SysAdmin to install. Or if I really have to rewrite the code.
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CDO for NTS is installed with IIS ... ever since version 4.0 if not earlier... try patching everything up? I'm sure you can find a CDO NTS patch for IIS on microsoft's site.
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I read an article the other day in theregister.co.uk that mentioned that MS was basically going to turn everything off (apparently not even IIS is installed by default) in Server 2003. (Bout bloody time!!!). The sysadmins will have to turn all required functionality on manually. This many be the problem.

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