Send HTML email in BizTalk with multiple pdf attachments with SMTP adapter -


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In BT 2006 R2, I have an orchestress that receives email properties like XML such as CC, Subject, html7 Filename for, file naming with 1 PDF files

I want to send an email with the SMTP adapter with the HTML EmailBody and send it as an attachment 1. N. PDF files.

How could this happen?

You are actually asking three different questions here.

  1. How to send an HTML email to BizTalk
  2. How to add attachments for an email in BizTalk.
  3. How to read files dynamically in a BizTalk process. The easiest solution to release each address below - 2 - I avoided to deal with issue 3 in fact.

    Hope this will take you to the right path to solve it. Sadly, it is so comprehensive that I can not even give a "This is how you answer it", but if you hesitate, then come back and post more questions.

    How to send an HTML email in BizTalk

    In two ways I know how to get it.

    One has to use the roosting class and assign it directly to your email body. It has been well demonstrated.

    The second method is detailed to extend the XSLT Transaction Pipeline component. This works by allowing you to specify an XSLT template that will convert your plain test message body into HTML body.

    I have used both methods in the past, each has its strengths and weaknesses. A good feature of the template method is that it is a bit more time-configurable (but if you are well in another way Do the design only a little).

    How to attach an email to BizTalk

    Again, there are two main ways to get it into Bizotok.

    The first method is to use SMTP.Attachments context property. Orders like the codes given below in a message assignment expression size within you:

      MessageOut (SMTP.Attachments) = "C: \\ attachment \ MyFile.pdf | C: \\ attachment \ OtherFile .pdf ";  

    You only add a list of files, where the file path pipe is delimited.

    This may be a good match for your requirement - this is the easiest way to dynamically add an attachment to an email, and actually avoids the need to load files in BizTalk.

    In addition, the expression expression above is just code so that you can make it dynamic from the top side.

    The second method is to send a multipart message from BizTalk, depending on the context settings you can send all the message parts as attachments or use the first part as the message body.

    Creating a multipart message is a little bit, so I will not go into it - usually you

      message auto (SMTP.MessagePartsAttachments) = n / s (a message assignment Size):  

    / where n can be one of three values ​​0 (as is not set) - Do not attach any default message parts. This is a default setting. - Enclose only biztec body part 2 - attach all parts

    Any BizTalk Pro Files RIA read how the dynamic

    It is again quite involved so I will not go into great detail.

    Basically, if you are using multipart messages, you must take each message in BizTalk in some way.

    You have a few options:

    • A static list of files that you will get to get every location - not so good for you because it seems that PDF Files can change
    • Master Orchestration that reads
    • Code based solution - A C # class that takes a list of your files and returns them to BizTalk as a message ( Or even the message parts of them Adds another message)
    • some sort of custom adapter solutions - perhaps you need to do.

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