We have a
client/server implementation whereby the client sends an email request with the
particular parameters to the server side application. The server side application uses these
parameters in the InetSendMail function to email. Everything has been working fine. We have been gradually increasing the To:
distribution list length. Once the
distribution list get’s so long, our server side application breaks. A distribution list length of 508 characters
does not work but it works at 476 characters.
To see what may be
happening, we used the sample CVI sendmail project and ran it as a standalone
executable. The only change we made was
that we increased the To: char size from 260 to 512 for our longer distribution
list. The CVI sample gave an exception
error at 508. The sample project also
worked with a distribution list length of 476.
This is what is
causing our server application to break.
Even though we are
seeing the exception error however, the email does get sent.
Attached is a
screen capture of the exception error.
Has anybody seen
this before?
The CVI sample project was ran using...
Microsoft Windows Server 2003
Standard Edition
SP2
Intel(R)Xeon(TM) CPU 2.80GHz
2.00GB RAM
Thanks
