EmailMessage Constructors
Definition
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Overloads
| EmailMessage(String, EmailRecipients, EmailContent) |
Initializes a new instance of EmailMessage. |
| EmailMessage(String, String, EmailContent) |
Initializes a new instance of EmailMessage. |
EmailMessage(String, EmailRecipients, EmailContent)
- Source:
- EmailMessage.cs
Initializes a new instance of EmailMessage.
public EmailMessage (string senderAddress, Azure.Communication.Email.EmailRecipients recipients, Azure.Communication.Email.EmailContent content);new Azure.Communication.Email.EmailMessage : string * Azure.Communication.Email.EmailRecipients * Azure.Communication.Email.EmailContent -> Azure.Communication.Email.EmailMessagePublic Sub New (senderAddress As String, recipients As EmailRecipients, content As EmailContent)Parameters
- senderAddress
- String
Sender email address from a verified domain.
- recipients
- EmailRecipients
Recipients for the email.
- content
- EmailContent
Email content to be sent.
Exceptions
senderAddress, content or recipients is null.
Applies to
EmailMessage(String, String, EmailContent)
- Source:
- EmailMessage.cs
Initializes a new instance of EmailMessage.
public EmailMessage (string senderAddress, string recipientAddress, Azure.Communication.Email.EmailContent content);new Azure.Communication.Email.EmailMessage : string * string * Azure.Communication.Email.EmailContent -> Azure.Communication.Email.EmailMessagePublic Sub New (senderAddress As String, recipientAddress As String, content As EmailContent)Parameters
- senderAddress
- String
Sender email address from a verified domain.
- recipientAddress
- String
Recipients for the email.
- content
- EmailContent
Email content to be sent.
Exceptions
senderAddress, recipientAddress or content is null.
Applies to
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