Re: Attachment Using CDO.MESSAGE

Re: Attachment Using CDO.MESSAGE

am 21.12.2007 15:44:43 von rn5a

On Dec 17, 8:08=A0pm, RN1 wrote:
> On Dec 15, 5:34 pm, "Anthony Jones" wrote:
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> > "RN1" wrote in message
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> >news:53695732-6bf3-48ad-9045-79d4a0c0b38b@t1g2000pra.google groups.com...
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> > > An ASP page first creates a MS-Word (doc) document using the values
> > > received from a HTML Form & then mails this doc file as an attachment
> > > for which I am using CDO.MESSAGE but the line
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> > > cdoMessage.AddAttachment Server.MapPath(strFile)
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> > > generates the following error:
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> > > The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another=

> > > process.
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> > > which points to the AddAttachment line (shown above).
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> > > How do I overcome this error?
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> > You'll have a Word application object still holding the file open. =A0As=
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> > link that Bob has posted in a later thread indicates, this not a good id=
ea.
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> > --
> > Anthony Jones - MVP ASP/ASP.NET
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> Anthony, if I am not mistaken, what Bob has suggested is very much
> different to what I want to do here. What Bob has suggested that is
> for opening a Word file using ASP but here I want to first create the
> Word document (which I have taken care of) & then mail it as an
> attachment. At no point do I want to open that Word document that ASP
> creates.
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> Anyway, how do I ensure that the Word object is not holding the file
> open?
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> I remember doing the same thing but using CDONTS.MAIL (instead of
> CDO.MESSAGE) to send the mail & the mail was delivered successfully
> along with the attachment. The problem creeps up when I use
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Anyone?

Ron