STD.System.Email.SendEmail ( to, subject, body, mailServer, port, sender, cc, bcc, highPriority, rptErrAsFail )
| to | A null-terminated string containing a comma-delimited list of the addresses of the intended recipients. The validity of the addresses is not checked, so it is the programmer's responsibility to ensure they are all valid. |
| subject | A null-terminated string containing the subject line. |
| body | A null-terminated string containing the text of the email to send. This must be character encoding "ISO-8859-1 (latin1)" (the ECL default character set). Text in any other character set must be sent as an attachment (see the STD.System.Email.SendEmailAttachText() or STD.System.Email.SendEmailAttachData() functions). |
| mailServer | Optional. A null-terminated string containing the name of the mail server. If omitted, defaults to the value in the SMTPserver environment variable. |
| port | Optional. An UNSIGNED4 integer value containing the port number. If omitted, defaults to the value in the SMTPport environment variable. |
| sender | Optional. A null-terminated string containing the address of the sender. If omitted, defaults to the value in the emailSenderAddress environment variable. |
| cc | Optional. comma-delimited addresses of carbon copy recipients. Defaults to an empty string (none). |
| bcc | Optional. comma-delimited addresses of blind carbon copy recipients. Defaults to an empty string (none). |
| highPriority | Optional. A boolean TRUE/FALSE flag that, when TRUE, the message is sent with high priority. Defaults to FALSE (normal priority). |
| rptErrAsFail | Optional. A boolean TRUE/FALSE flag that, when TRUE, any error while trying to send the email results in an error/exception. Defaults to TRUE. |
The SendEmail function sends an email message.
Example:
IMPORT STD; STD.System.Email.SendEmail( 'me@example.com', 'testing 1,2,3', 'this is a test message');