Originally posted by: haakon
go to security options in IE. Set Internet Security to "LOW". Fixed it for me.
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Originally posted by: EMonaco
I normally sign in to my hotmail (@msn.com) via Passport- does that have anything to do with it? I notice outlook express automatically runs msn messenger (for passport work?) However I can't even get outlook express to access my account.
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Originally posted by: Guille
Necesito el tutorial en espa�ol, i need the tutorial in spanish please!!!!!!!!!
ReplyOriginally posted by: Scott
Excellent article. Good structured code. I am converting it to a vb webservice so I can serve my hotmail account from my website. Certain kiosks and other places use websense type technology to filter out hotmail url's, preventing me sometimes from checking my mail while on the road. If I proxy it from my website the websense technology wont come into effect since the actuall http connection will be made from my webserver.
Some notes for those not able to connect. I also could not connect at first. Try a few times, the server does not always respond the first time. Also, use your username only, don't add @hotmail.com, that prevented me from connecting also. As a last resort, try navigating to the url directly, and when prompted with a login dialog box, enter your credentials. You should connect that way. This code does work and it ROCKS!
ReplyOriginally posted by: Christian Roy
Hey,
I was just browsing and notice this code....it's also available at www.csharp-corner.com. That's where i got mine and tried it. But it also gave me an access denied.
I can confirm to Patrick Robinson that I do have the same problem, and i can connect to remote server using the .NET classes. I've never tested with MSXML2 though. I mainly used sockets to connect to servers via FTP, HTTP, IRC and Game servers.
I didn't bother much about it since i only wanted to see how MSXML worked. But if i ever do fiddle with it and make it work, i'll repost here to let you guys know.
ReplyOriginally posted by: Jake Knight
That's the question my friend..
ReplyOriginally posted by: Patrick Robinson
I saw the same thread on DevArticles.
Benos at Dev Articles tried to help me on this, but I am still having the same problem. Benos asked the following:
That is a good question. I really don't know. I am a bit new to the .NET classes.
I assume that .NET was installed correctly when I installed Visual Studio .NET, but I really don't know how to test it to be sure.
So, would you please recommend a different server site that I can try to connect to. And perhaps point me in the right direction for some other sample code to test with.
I really appreciate your help.
Thanks,
I am having problems connecting to the server.
I get an error message: "Access Denied".
http://www.devarticles.com
"Can you connect to ANY remote server using .NET classes?".
Patrick