How can i send bulk email in asp.net

When we are planning to send bulk email it's really challenging that it's not going into spam or junk. I have created on example from where you send bulk email in asp.net

Here I used gmail smtp for sending bulk mail you may use your smtp if you wish. If you face any problem then please write comment I will update it.

protected void btn1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
ArrayList list_emails = new ArrayList();

SmtpClient client = new SmtpClient();
client.DeliveryMethod = SmtpDeliveryMethod.Network;
client.EnableSsl = true;
client.Host = "smtp.gmail.com";
client.Port = 587;

// setup Smtp authentication
System.Net.NetworkCredential credentials =
new System.Net.NetworkCredential("your_mail_account@gmail.com", "password");
client.UseDefaultCredentials = false;
client.Credentials = credentials;



string[] listmails = .Split(';');
foreach (string email_to in listmails)
{
MailMessage msg = new MailMessage();
msg.From = new MailAddress("your_gmail_account@gmail.com");
msg.To.Add(new MailAddress(email_to));
msg.ReplyTo= (new MailAddress("bhadreshpanchal@cyberdesign.co.in"));
msg.Subject = "This is a test Email subject";
msg.IsBodyHtml = true;
msg.Body = string.Format("Test HTML Email123*****");

try
{
client.Send(msg);
Response.Write("Your message has been successfully sent.");
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
Response.Write("Your message has been successfully sent.");
Response.Write("Error occured while sending your message." + ex.Message);
}
}
}

fck not disable inside panel,fck error in asp.net

If you are use FCK editor into you system then there is some strange behavior of FCK editor. Which is when you use fck into asp.net panel and if you make panel enable="false" then all other asp control which are inside this panel is automatically become disable but FCK editor not become disable.

For this solution take any literal control with FCK load same content into it now at the time of disable panel make visible false this fck and visible true our literal control.

Download Visual Basic for Windows Phone Developer Tools - RTW

Now Microsoft launch new developer tool for windows phone developer. Which is fully supported to silverlight.

Prerequisites:

- Windows Phone Developer Tools RTW
- Visual Studio 2010 Professional, Premium, or Ultimate

There are some issues :

1. XNA projects. XNA is not currently supported in Visual Basic. Developers using this release can create Visual Basic Silverlight applications for Windows Phone 7; however, there are no Visual Basic project templates available for XNA at this time.

2. Integration with Expression Blend for Windows Phone. Visual Basic Windows Phone applications are not currently supported in Expression Blend for Windows Phone.

Download from below Link.
Start Download !!

Microsoft going to launch silverlight 5.0

After Silverlight FireStarter event Microsoft going to the next release of Silverlight.
Silverlight 5 adds significant new features and capabilities, and enables developers to create premium media experiences and deliver rich applications across browsers, desktops and devices.
A Silverlight 5 beta will be available in the first half of next year, and the final release will ship in the second half of 2011.
Premium Media Experiences
Silverlight 5 will enable media experiences to go even further by adding:
• Hardware video decode: Silverlight 5 now supports GPU accelerated video decode, which significantly reduces CPU load for HD video. Using Silverlight 5, even low powered Netbooks will be able to play back 1080p HD content
• Trickplay: Silverlight 5 now enables variable speed playback of media content on the client with automatic audio pitch correction. This is great for training videos where you want to speed up the trainer while still understanding what he’s saying
• Improved power awareness will prevent screensavers from kicking in while you’re watching movies while allowing the computer to sleep when video is not playing.
• Remote-control support is now built-into Silverlight 5 - allowing users to control media playback with remote control devices.
Application Development
Silverlight provides a rich application development environment that enables you to build great web delivered applications.
Silverlight 5 delivers significant improvements for application development including:
• Databinding and MVVM: Silverlight 5 delivers significant data-binding improvements that improve developer productivity and provide better Silverlight/WPF feature convergence. Developers can now debug data-binding expressions, set breakpoints on bindings, and more easily determine errors. Implicit DataTemplates now allow templates to be created across an application to support a particular type by default. Ancestor RelativeSource bindings makes it easier for a DataTemplate to bind to a property on a container control. Binding in style setters allows bindings to be used within styles to reference other properties. And a new DataContextChanged event is being introduced to make handling changes easier. Markup extensions are also now support and allow code to be run at XAML parse time for both properties and event handlers, enabling cutting-edge MVVM support.
• WCF and RIA Services: Silverlight 5 now includes WS-Trust support. WCF RIA Services improvements include complex type support, better MVVM support, and improved customization of code generation. Silverlight 5’s networking stack also now supports low-latency network scenarios that enable more responsive application scenarios.
• Text and Printing: Silverlight 5 delivers improved text clarity that enables crisper and cleaner text rendering, multi-column text flow and linked text containers, character and leading support, and full OpenType font support. Silverlight 5 also includes a new Postscript Vector Printing API that provides programmatic control over what you print, and enables printing richer reports and documents. Pivot functionality – which enables developers to build amazing information visualization experiences – will also be provided built-into the Silverlight 5 SDK.
• Graphics: Silverlight 5 includes immediate mode graphics support that enables developers to take full advantage of the GPU (graphics processing unit) and enables accelerated 3-D graphics support. This new support facilitates much richer data visualization scenarios (make sure to watch the keynote to see some really eye-popping ones).
• Out of Browser: Silverlight 5 builds on the out-of-browser capabilities we introduced with Silverlight 5. Out of browser applications can now create and manage child windows. Trusted out of browser applications can now also use P/Invoke capabilities to call unmanaged libraries and Win32 APIs. Enhanced group policy support enables enterprises to both lock down and open up security sandbox capabilities of Silverlight 5 applications.
• Testing Tools: We are adding automated UI testing support for Silverlight applications with Visual Studio 2010. This makes it easy to test Silverlight applications, and automate the functionality of them.
• Performance: Silverlight 5 support faster application startup, and provides 64-bit browser support. Silverlight 5 also integrates with the new Hardware Acceleration capabilities of IE9, and enables hardware acceleration in windowsless mode.

Silverlight Firestarter Video Download

On Thursday, December 2, 2010 I enjoyed very much of live streaming of silverlight and got lots of knowledge from it. There below is main topics which microsoft tecle.
I will upload all silverligh video very soon.

Keynote : The Future of Silverlight

Be first to hear the official news about what’s coming up next for Silverlight from Scott Guthrie, Microsoft Corporate Vice President.
Data Binding In Silverlight and Windows Phone

Jesse Liberty walks us through the fundamentals of data binding, including binding to traditional and non-traditional data sources, binding to elements, binding in both Visual Studio and Blend, binding in code, data conversion and much more.
Building Compelling Apps with WCF using REST and LINQ

In this session we will cover how to build a WCF-based backend web service to provide data to the Silverlight application. We will demonstrate the use of LINQ in the service to retrieve objects from our database, and cover some details of how those objects are serialized to Silverlight. We will cover the use of faults for debugging and for driving production logic, as well as authentication strategies for internet and intranet deployment. We will finish with a look at how to access third-party REST/HTTP-based services from Silverlight.

Building Feature Rich Business Apps Today with RIA Services

Silverlight provides many different options for accessing distributed data including Web Services, REST APIs, sockets and more. This talk will walk you through the benefits that WCF RIA Services offers and demonstrate how it can be used to simplify n-tier programming and provide a flexible and productive way to access, validate and modify data in Silverlight applications. Topics covered include creating a domain service, simplifying asynchronous programming with the domain context, leveraging object tracking features, sharing data validation code between the client and server and writing domain services that can be used with any backend data access technology.

MVVM: Why and How? Tips and Patterns using MVVM and Service Patterns

See how good patterns and practices apply to Silverlight applications on the desktop, in the browser or on the phone. Learn how to integrate MVVM, Service Providers, design time data (aka Blendability), into your Silverlight applications to promote code reuse and create a highly maintainable application.
Tips and Tricks for a Great Installation Experience

Tired of seeing the spinning blue balls from Silverlight as the application loads? Your users probably are as well. The simple fact is that it is very easy to customize your complete application installation experience down to the plugin level. During this session you’ll see understand how Silverlight works with install/upgrade scenarios and how you can completely customize the installation experience. Additionally you’ll see custom ‘splash screen’ demonstrations on what you can do to further brand your application. If you are building an out-of-browser application with Silverlight we’ll discuss and demonstrate some of the tips/tricks to provide a good acquisition experience there as well and some tricks on automatically installing applications.

Tune Your Application: Profiling and Performance Tips

There are some common pitfalls that can negatively impact your Silverlight application’s performance. In this session we’ll demonstrate how to use some of the tools that are available to profile and identify performance issues. We’ll cover the available techniques with the performance tools that can help you to analyze your Silverlight application memory usage, rendering and CPU usage to help improve performance and avoid those common pitfalls.

Performance Tips for Silverlight Windows Phone 7

This will be a comprehensive deep-dive into Windows Phone performance. We will begin with the threading model changes and optimizations made to Silverlight run-time to take advantage of the GPU on the phone; we will then cover the most common pitfalls, the troubleshooting techniques, and close with the workarounds to create snappy Windows phone applications.

Please refer official fire starter event video on
http://www.silverlight.net/news/events/firestarter/

Microsoft Certified Professional

Hello everybody,

Herewith I declare that I have completed Microsoft Exam with 80% marks. Now I am Microsoft Certified Professional In ASP.Net 2.0

you may access my Microsoft profile page from below url

https://www.mcpvirtualbusinesscard.com/VBCServer/jagdish/profile