Interface IMAPI

Defines functionality to open the default client email-dialog.

Namespace: Sartorius.SAF.MAPI
Assembly: Sartorius.SAF.dll
Syntax
public interface IMAPI
Examples

The following example shows how to import the default implementation of IMAPI and open the default mail client.

    [Import]
    private ExportFactory<IMAPI> MapiExport { get; set; }

    private void OpenMailClient()
    {
        using (var export = MapiExport.CreateExport())
        {
            var mapi = export.Value;
            mapi.AddRecipient("info@sartorius.com");
            mapi.AddCcRecipient("info@sartorius-stedim.com");
            mapi.AddBccRecipient("info@sartorius-stedim.com");

            var file = new FileInfo("test.pdf");
            mapi.AddAttachment(file.FullName);

            mapi.OpenMail("TestSubject", "TestMail with attachment");
        }
    }

Methods

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AddAttachment(String)

Adds an attachment from the specified file location.

Declaration
void AddAttachment(string attachmentFileName)
Parameters
Type Name Description
System.String attachmentFileName

The path to the attachment file.
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AddBccRecipient(String)

Adds the specified recipient to the BCC field

Declaration
void AddBccRecipient(string bcc)
Parameters
Type Name Description
System.String bcc

The email address of the recipient.
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AddCcRecipient(String)

Adds the specified recipient to the CC field

Declaration
void AddCcRecipient(string cc)
Parameters
Type Name Description
System.String cc

The email address of the recipient.
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AddRecipient(String)

Adds the specified recipient to the To field.

Declaration
void AddRecipient(string recipient)
Parameters
Type Name Description
System.String recipient

The email address of the recipient.
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OpenMail(String, String)

Opens the default mail application with the given data.

Declaration
void OpenMail(string subject, string body)
Parameters
Type Name Description
System.String subject

A subject value.
System.String body

A body content.

Extension Methods