Interface IMailService

Service to send mail messages cross-platform.

Get this service in Razor or WebApi using GetService

Namespace: ToSic.Sxc.Services

Assembly: ToSic.Sxc.dll

Syntax

[PublicApi]
public interface IMailService

Remarks

New in 2sxc 12.05

Methods

Create(string, object, object, object, object, object, string, string, bool?, Encoding, object)

Quickly create a MailMessage object for further modification and then sending using Send(MailMessage) If you don't want to modify the resulting object, skip this and use the direct-send method.

Declaration

MailMessage Create(string noParamOrder = "Params must be named (https://go.2sxc.org/named-params)", object from = null, object to = null, object cc = null, object bcc = null, object replyTo = null, string subject = null, string body = null, bool? isHtml = null, Encoding encoding = null, object attachments = null)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
string	noParamOrder	see Convention: Named Parameters
object	from	sender e-mail address in one of the following formats An e-mail string like "info@somwhere.com" An e-mail with name and address like "iJungleboy <ijungleboy@2sxc.org>" A single System.Net.Mail.MailAddress object
object	to	Main recipient(s) of the mail in one of the following formats all the formats as available in from a CSV of such addresses like "info@a.com, info@b.com" An Array/List/IEnumerable of such strings An Array/List/IEnumerable of System.Net.Mail.MailAddress objects
object	cc	CC recipient(s) of the mail, in the same format as to
object	bcc	BCC recipient(s) of the mail, in the same format as to
object	replyTo	ReplyTo address(es) in the same format as to
string	subject	The main subject
string	body	The body / contents of the e-mail - can be text or HTML
bool?	isHtml	Set the body to be HTML - if not set, will auto-detect
Encoding	encoding	Encoding of subject and body - if not set, will default to UTF8. If you need different encodings on subject and body, set it on the resulting object.
object	attachments	One or more attachments to include. Could be any of the following A System.Net.Mail.Attachment object An IFile or an IFile object An Array/IEnumerable of these

Returns

Type	Description
MailMessage	The newly created MailMessage object

Send(MailMessage)

Send a .net MailMessage object using the settings configured in Dnn or Oqtane.

Declaration

void Send(MailMessage message)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
MailMessage	message	A prepared .net MailMessage object

Send(string, object, object, object, object, object, string, string, bool?, Encoding, object)

Quickly create and send an E-Mail.

Declaration

void Send(string noParamOrder = "Params must be named (https://go.2sxc.org/named-params)", object from = null, object to = null, object cc = null, object bcc = null, object replyTo = null, string subject = null, string body = null, bool? isHtml = null, Encoding encoding = null, object attachments = null)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
string	noParamOrder	see Convention: Named Parameters
object	from	sender e-mail address in one of the following formats An e-mail string like "info@somwhere.com" An e-mail with name and address like "iJungleboy <ijungleboy@2sxc.org>" A single System.Net.Mail.MailAddress object
object	to	Main recipient(s) of the mail in one of the following formats all the formats as available in from a CSV of such addresses like "info@a.com, info@b.com" An Array/List/IEnumerable of such strings An Array/List/IEnumerable of System.Net.Mail.MailAddress objects
object	cc	CC recipient(s) of the mail, in the same format as to
object	bcc	BCC recipient(s) of the mail, in the same format as to
object	replyTo	ReplyTo address(es) in the same format as to
string	subject	The main subject
string	body	The body / contents of the e-mail - can be text or HTML
bool?	isHtml	Set the body to be HTML - if not set, will auto-detect
Encoding	encoding	Encoding of subject and body - if not set, will default to UTF8. If you need different encodings on subject and body, set it on the resulting object.
object	attachments	One or more attachments to include. Could be any of the following A System.Net.Mail.Attachment object An IFile or an IFile object An Array/IEnumerable of these