Send Email with Multiple attachments using BizTalk SMTP

Hi Leo,

Thank you so much for your response.

As a workaround, I have followed the same approach. I just wanted to check if this can be done inside the BizTalk orchestration.

Thank you for the information provided by you.

Stay safe and take care.

Regards,
Ravi

Hi Leo,
I've just come accross your post and I'm attaching the files via the orchestration. What I'm now encountering is the deletion of the attachments afterwards, can this be done through the orchestration? I know that I have to use Dispose but this is not found using the SMTP adapter in the orchestration. Have you had the same problem?

Thanks in advance for any input! :)

Regards
Omer

Hi,

Could you please detail what you mean by"deletion of the attachments"?

Deleting the files on disk?

Br,
Leo

Thank you for your prompt reply, yes, I'm sending PDFs as attachments via the orchestration but I'm having problems deleting the files afterwards. These files are dropped on to the BizTalk server and BizTalk sends them as attachments in the emails, once sent, then BizTalk should dispose of these files. What I've done as a temporary solution is to copy the files to a temp folder after the file is sent. I then have a Windows task schedule that deletes all files from the temp folder during off-peak hours. I was just wondering if you had performed a deletion afterwards with your solution.

I've read other posts where they use the Dispose() method to release the attachment but this is done through a helper class that I do not have.

Regards
Omer