From version 7.0.00 - This is a Standard Exit program which will allow you to send an email to multiple recipients, including multiple attachments. This program sends the email using SNDPPDEML3 which sends the email directly to your SMTP Mail Server and not via the Cobwebb Queue.

Notes:

•The SMTP Server Name, Port, Encryption Type, Authentication UserId and Authentication Password are automatically retrieved from the Email System Parameters.

•These email will NOT be written to the Cobwebb Queue but sent directly to your SMTP Mail Server.

*FIRST Call

This is a mandatory call to be called once for each email to reset the variables for a new message.

*FROM Call

This is a mandatory call to be called once for each email to specify the sender email details.

*TO Call

You must call this at least once for each email to specify the recipient email details, but you may have up to 20 recipients. If you supply more entries then only the first 20 will be used.

*MESSAGE Call

This is a mandatory call to be called once for each email to specify the message body text for the email. If you supply text in more than one of the parameters then the text will be concatenated with a single space between.

You may also specify the path to an HTML file to use for your message body. You do this by specifying a %FILE parameter in PARM1 e.g.

%FILE"/test/message.htm" where /test/message.htm is the path to the document you wish to use.

Note: The %FILE must be uppercase.

*SUBJECT Call

This is a mandatory call to be called once for each email to specify the subject text for the email. If you supply text in PARM2 as well then the text will be concatenated with a single space between and then truncated to 256 characters which is the maximum subject length.

*ATT Call

You must call this at least once for each email to specify the attachment you wish to include, but you may have up to 26 attachments. If you supply more entries then only the first 26 will be used. If you don't supply an attachment name then the file name in the attachment path will be used.

*CONFIG1 Call

This is an optional call as all configuration entries have default values. This may be called once for each email if you wish to change the configuration.

*CONFIG2 Call

This is an optional call as all configuration entries have default values. This may be called once for each email if you wish to change the configuration.

*LAST Call

This is a mandatory call to actually send the Email. Note: If any of your attachments reside in QNTC i.e. outside the IFS, then you will need to specify a User Id in PARM1 that has been configured to access QNTC.