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I am developing a Silverlight application that is supposed to send an email to a particular SharePoint user. I need two things:

  1. I need to get the email address associated with the SharePoint user
  2. BUT MUCH MORE IMPORTANTLY, I need to be able to send the actual email.

Since there is no System.Net.Mail class for Silverlight, it appears that I am condemned to create my own web service that is going to be in charge of sending emails. I am trying to avoid this, and I was wondering if there is a way to send an email to the SharePoint user using SharePoint's Silverlight Client Object Model? Thanks for clarification!

Boris
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You could have a webpage that the user hits (possibly silently) rather than a web service, but at some point you're going to need to send a request that gets you to the server because this isn't an operation that can be done via the client.

Servy
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