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To send file attachments you use multi-part messages and the MIME/SMIME encoder pipeline component.
You can construct your multipart message in an orchestration ensuring the html formatted message part is the body part. All other message parts are then sent as attachments.
Where is your image file, is it in the orchestration or is a fixed image file on disk.
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You will need a C#/VB class that has a static method that is passed a file name and returns an XLANG MessagePart
In the orchestration:
MultipartMessage.Attachment = MyNamespace.MyClass.GetFileAsMessagePart(\”C:\\temp\\image.jpg\”);Probably best to make the filename a configurable parameter
Is the image file is referenced in an img element of the Html?
This could prove somewhat trickier
An alternative would be to publish the image file on a public internet site and add a Url reference in your Html
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<img src=\”http://www.public.com/images/image.jpg\”/>-
I want to send an e-mail message (using an xslt-transform to html-format it) with an attached image-file. The first part is done, but how do I attach a file to the e-mail?
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I’ll be passing the file path as an xml-elemement, so that’s not a problem.
[quote:a57d760190]You will need a C#/VB class that has a static method that is passed a file name and returns an XLANG MessagePart
In the orchestration:
MultipartMessage.Attachment = MyNamespace.MyClass.GetFileAsMessagePart(\”C:\\temp\\image.jpg\”); [/quote:a57d760190]Not sure what you mean here. How would a class like that look like?
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