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Re: SMTPServer within a .Net application (General questions)

by wodSupport, Saturday, January 28, 2006, 02:22 (6874 days ago) @ DerekThoms

Derek,

this sample with 'Sleep' call you sent obviously fails becuase you call Sleep. This makes main thread (and this is where wodSmtpServer lives in) is halted, so wodSmtpServer cannot process any messages.

Can you change it so you give wodSmtpServer thread running?

Kreso

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