Sending email with specified export type and EmailExport.ShowDialog()

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• ipong

  June 2018 edited 1:10AM

  using (FastReport.Report report = new FastReport.Report())
  {
      report.Load("");
      report.RegisterData(dataSet);
      report.Prepare();
      using (FastReport.Export.Pdf.PDFExport pdf = new FastReport.Export.Pdf.PDFExport())
      {
          FastReport.Export.Email.EmailExport email = new FastReport.Export.Email.EmailExport();
          email.Account.AllowUI = true;
          email.Account.Address = "sender";
          email.Account.UserName = "";
          email.Account.Password = "";
          email.Account.EnableSSL = true;
          email.Account.Host = "smtp.gmail.com";
          email.Account.Port = 587;
          email.Subject = "";
          email.MessageBody = "";
          email.Address = "recipient";
          email.Export = pdf;
          if (email.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK)
              email.SendEmail(report);
      }
  }
  
• Tasos Savva Cyprus

  June 2018 edited June 2018

  ipong wrote: »

  using (FastReport.Report report = new FastReport.Report())
  {
      report.Load("");
      report.RegisterData(dataSet);
      report.Prepare();
      using (FastReport.Export.Pdf.PDFExport pdf = new FastReport.Export.Pdf.PDFExport())
      {
          FastReport.Export.Email.EmailExport email = new FastReport.Export.Email.EmailExport();
          email.Account.AllowUI = true;
          email.Account.Address = "sender";
          email.Account.UserName = "";
          email.Account.Password = "";
          email.Account.EnableSSL = true;
          email.Account.Host = "smtp.gmail.com";
          email.Account.Port = 587;
          email.Subject = "";
          email.MessageBody = "";
          email.Address = "recipient";
          email.Export = pdf;
          if (email.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK)
              email.SendEmail(report);
      }
  }
  

  
  Hello, this will do the same thing, you have just rewrite the code using using.
  
  I need to set pdf properties before calling email.ShowDialog() and use those settings.
• ipong

  June 2018 edited June 2018

  just copied my working code.
  then you have two options:
  1.upgrade to the latest version
  2.create your own code, export pdf to stream, email with System.Net.Mail library
• Tasos Savva Cyprus

  June 2018 edited 1:10AM

  ipong wrote: »

  just copied my working code.
  then you have two options:
  1.upgrade to the latest version
  2.create your own code, export pdf to stream, email with System.Net.Mail library

  
  I have the latest version. Anyway, the solution came from Anatoly Kukuyuk.
  
  The solution is to show the PDF export settings window:

  pdf.ShowDialog();