#!c:/perl/bin/perl
use locale;
use warnings;
use Win32::OLE;
use Win32::OLE::Const;
use Win32::OLE::Const 'Microsoft Outlook';
$MailProps{'to'} = "sendto\@myserver.com";
$MailProps{'cc'} = "sendcc\@myserver.com";
$MailProps{'bcc'} = "sendbcc\@myserver.com";
$MailProps{'importance'} = 2; # 2=high, 1=normal, 0=low
$MailProps{'subject'} = "Message subject";
$MailProps{'body'} = "Message body";
@Attachement = ("d:\\test.doc");
$MailProps{'attachments'} = \@Attachement;
$Error = &OUT_SendMail (\%MailProps);
print "Return error : ".$Error."\n";
exit;
sub OUTLOOK_SendMail
{
my ($rMailProps) = @_;
my $Application = new Win32::OLE('Outlook.Application');
my $MailItem = $Application->CreateItem(0); # 0 = mail item.
unless (defined $MailItem)
{
print "Outlook is not running, cannot send mail.\n" if $Debug;
return 1;
}
# Create a Redemption object
my $SafeMailItem = new Win32::OLE('Redemption.SafeMailItem');
unless (defined $SafeMailItem)
{
print "Redemption is not running, cannot send mail.\n" if $Debug
+;
return 1;
}
# Set Item property of the Redemption object
$SafeMailItem->{'Item'} = $MailItem;
$SafeMailItem->{'To'} = join(";", split(/[ ,;]+/, $rMailProps->{'to
+'}));
$SafeMailItem->{'Cc'} = $rMailProps->{'cc'} if (exists $rMailProps-
+>{'cc'});
$SafeMailItem->{'Bcc'} = $rMailProps->{'bcc'} if (exists $rMailProp
+s->{'bcc'});
$SafeMailItem->{'Subject'} = $rMailProps->{'subject'} || '[No Subje
+ct]';
$SafeMailItem->{'Body'} = $rMailProps->{'body'} || "\r\n";
$SafeMailItem->{'Importance'} = (exists $rMailProps->{'importance'}
+)? $rMailProps->{'importance'} : 1;
if (exists $rMailProps->{'attachments'})
{
my $attach = $SafeMailItem->{'Attachments'};
foreach my $attach_file (@{ $rMailProps->{'attachments'} })
{
if ($attach_file and -f $attach_file)
{
$attach->add($attach_file);
}
}
}
$SafeMailItem->Send();
return 0;
}
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