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    Sending MIME encoded files as attachment thru SMTP  
darin dimitrov


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06-26-04 03:51 PM

Hello,

I'm new to BizTalk and really need the help of more experienced
users. I would like to design an orchestration with one input and one
output ports. The message I receive on my input port is of the form:

<ns0:user xmlns:ns0="http://demo.smtp">
<!-- The binary photo of the user, base64 encoded -->
<photo contentType="image/jpeg">R0lGODlhyADkAPcAAAAAAIAAAACAAICAAAAA</photo>
</ns0:user>

I need to send an email with the photo of the user attached. How
is this achieved? What pipelines should I use, and how are they
configured? Are there any schema transformations to be made? Do I have
to change the initial schema in order to facilitate the task? Are
there any property promotions to be made?

What I have managed to do so far is to send an email with a xml
file attached, as described in
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...email_wgxr.asp,
but I'm confused about sending other types of attachments.

I would greatly appreciate any comments about this.





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    Re: Sending MIME encoded files as attachment thru SMTP  
darin dimitrov


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06-28-04 01:46 PM

I found the solution myself by writing some custom classes.





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