I am trying to find some vb.net code to compose email using default email client, WITH attachment (a pdf file on my disk)
I tried
Process.Start("mailto:test#email.com?subject= &body=" & System.Uri.EscapeDataString("ABC"))
But it did not open the default program and also do not know how to attach a file.
Can someone kindly help me?
Best regards,
Furqan
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I am sending email using cl_bcs class as PDF attachment.Now, when I do issue output to in VA02/03 tcode,it works and in email I can open the attachment.But,on press of save in change mode in va02 tcode,as output type is automatically triggered using condition record,it sends the mail but the PDF attachment(which is adobe form only) shows corrupted.
Any pointers?
Thanks for all your help.I found out the solution. The reason was that the pdf from Adobe Form FM was not generating correctly.So before converting to Binary, we need to pass docparams-getpdf = X.This solved the issue and attachment is opening like charm.I am using cl_bcs class for mail functionality.
i'm trying to replace the default file copy dialog with my own program, which I want to create with vb.net.
My problem:
Where can I enter my application path to start automatically (and parse arguments/paths) when the user copies and/or pastes files?
Thanks in advance!
In order to monitor a file path I would suggest using FileSystemWatcher Class. This will monitor a folder for any files that are copied and pasted to the location. There is a great example at the below link.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.io.filesystemwatcher(v=vs.110).aspx
Abstract Question here I guess
I have an idea for an app that parses .txt files and outputs info based on what is contained in the file. My question is how would I go about getting the text file into my app for example if the text file was attached to an email?
This is the only hurdle I have to get clear in my mind before I begin.
So here's a real life scernaio -
I have email with text file, I want to open my app and say import file.
I need to get that text file from my email into the app so I can manipulate it.
Not sure this is possible, hopefully somebody can let me know or suggest a workaround.
Thanks in advance!
Register your app to open a particular file type and ensure the attached file is identified as one of these file types (i.e. using mime type). You will probably want to use a unique file extension, other than .txt.
I am currently working on TFS automated build process and I won't able to edit/create my process template using Default Template. I did all the process required to edit the Default Template, the process is specified in above link, https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd647551.aspx.
When I try to edit the imported file, Encoding message box appears. If I click in "OK" in Encoding box then the template file get encoded in unexpected format and "Invalid Markup" message appears in designer view of WF.
Please suggest on this. I know it's difficult to understand the scenario without Images but I m not able to post an Image because I don't have reputation >10.
So It's really very much appreciating if someone help me on the basis of Info. I have provided.
Thanking you in advance :)
If you're running into encoding issues, you can edit the file directly in notepad after checking it out. Then "Save As..." change the encoding, then save. Then try to reopen it. Sometimes
This appears to have solved someone else's issue:
http://enginecore.blogspot.com/2014/01/invalid-markup-in-xaml-in-visual-studio.html
close all files open in Visual Studio
close Visual Studio
delete the .suo file near the .sln
delete bin and obj folders
If I attach xls files as attachment in the mailer like this
attachments["1.xls"] = File.read "1.xls"
If I try open the attachment from the received mail, Excel is unable to open and it says the file is corrupted.
Please let me know if I am missing something?
Please let me know if additional information is needed?
Found the answer here http://www.dixis.com/?paged=3
Apparently The correct way to attach binary files on Windows is
attachments[file_name] = File.open(file_location, 'rb'){|f| f.read}