I was just researching on the emailing capabilities in D365 and found that SysINetMail, SysMailer and some of the smmOutlook classes are deprecated because these classes used predominantly client-side technologies that are no longer available
Below is the quick code snippet that can be used in D365 to send emails. Please note, this is just a untested sample code, with out any setups configured. please ensure all setups are done and improvise the code accordingly.
SysMailerFactory class internally used SysImailer* classes to send emails.
class SRSendEmail_D365
{
public static void main(Args _args)
{
SysMailerMessageBuilder messageBuilder = new SysMailerMessageBuilder();
Email toEmail;
Email fromEmail;
try
{
FromEmail = "fromemail@xyzcompany.com";
toEmail = "oemail@xyzcompany.com";
messageBuilder.setBody("Hello from D365", false);
messageBuilder.setSubject("Email Test from D365");
messageBuilder.addTo(toEmail);
// Note: not calling setFrom() defaults to the current user for SMTP client, whereas
// when sent to Outlook any setFrom() value will be ignored since profiles on the client are used
messageBuilder.setFrom(fromEmail);
// Open the generated email in the configured client
// Sends a message interactively, allowing the user to view and modify the message before
SysMailerFactory::sendInteractive(messageBuilder.getMessage());
// Try using sendNonInteractive method too
}
catch (Exception::Error)
{
throw error("@SYS33567");
}
}
}
Incredibly helpful! I’ve been struggling to integrate email functionality in D365 F&O using X++, and this guide really clarifies the process. RKE2 is exactly the kind of tool I need for smoother automation!
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