SMTP ASP Component - Send an Email with File Attachments

WebMail Example

Send an Email with File Attachments

This example demonstrates how to create an Email programmatically, attach two files, and send it.

<%@ LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT" %>
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Chilkat WebMail Example: Send an Email with Attachments</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>

<%
	' Create a mailman.  The mailman can send and receive Emails.
	set mailman = Server.CreateObject("ChilkatWebMail.WebMailMan")

    ' Unlock the component - use your trial or purchased unlock code.
    mailman.UnlockComponent "unlock_code"

	' Tell the mailman where the SMTP server is located
	mailman.SmtpHost = "www.somedomain.com"

	' Create an empty Email message
	set email = Server.CreateObject("ChilkatWebMail.WebEmail")

	' Enter the recipient's information
	email.AddTo "Michael Johnson", "michael.johnson@somedomain.com"

	' Enter the sender's information
	email.FromName = "Joe Smith"
	email.FromAddress = "joe.smith@somedomain.com"

	' Enter the email subject
	email.Subject = "Important News"

	' Enter the email text
	email.Body = "Hello Michael," & vbCrLf & vbCrLf & "Did you hear the news? ..."

	' The attachments are added to the email object here.
	email.AddFileAttachment("C:\SampleData\sample.pdf")
	email.AddFileAttachment("C:\SampleData\sample.jpg")

	' Send the email
	if mailman.SendEmail(email) then
		Response.write "Message sent successfully!<br><br>"
	else
		Response.write "ERROR: Message not sent!<br><br>"
	end if
%>
    <br>(View page source to see the log)
    <XML ID="XMLID">
<%
    Response.write mailman.GetInstanceLog()
%>
    </XML>
<%

	' Remove our references.
	Set email = Nothing
	Set mailman = Nothing

%>

</BODY>
</HTML>

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