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| Hi, is it possible to use BT to send excel file using it's smtp feature, if
yes how?
Thanks in advance
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| larry franks 2004-03-20, 9:23 pm |
| I'm assuming you're wanting to send excel through BizTalk using a
passthrough and then out smtp as an attachment, correct? I'll see if I can
set something up here and get this working.
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| From: "salam" <salam@altern.org>
| Subject: Excel file
| Date: Fri, 7 Nov 2003 16:59:46 +0100
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| Hi, is it possible to use BT to send excel file using it's smtp feature,
if
| yes how?
| Thanks in advance
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| larry franks 2004-03-23, 1:40 pm |
| Salam, I haven't had a chance to fully test this yet, but you should be
able to create a pipeline with a mime encoding component. Compile this,
copy to the \pipeline components folder under BizTalk 2004 and then use
this in your outbound smtp transport. One of the properties of the mime
encoding component is to create an attachment instead of just using the
data as the body of the message.
Since Excel documents are not a filetype natively understood by BizTalk
you'd need to use a passthrough pipeline to feed this though. Again,
haven't tested this with Excel data, but in theory this should encode the
data as an attachment.
Larry Franks
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| Subject: Excel file
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| Hi, is it possible to use BT to send excel file using it's smtp feature,
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