MIMEAddPart

Syntax

MIMEAddPart(Resource,PartType);

Resource	• Files on file system. For example: C:\attachments\gold.pdf • Open Text Media Management (OTMM) assets. For example: otmm://gbg/?id=6708ba967b9b4dbd94f01fd6457a781c3e98e173 • Resources stored via a Resource filter/output connector. For example: resource:/?name=offer
PartType	An integer specifying how to use the file: 0 – Use as attachment (document, image etc). 1 – Use as body. 2 – Use as alternative body.

Description

This script function is called from a Before Process script, and adds a resource to the output connector connected to the Process. The resource can be used as an attachment, a body or alternative body.

Note that the output connector must support attachments for this script function to be of any use. Currently only the SMTP (MIME) and EasyLink Email connectors support attachments.

To be able access OTMM assets you must first create a Media Management connection profile (see the Profile configurations documentation). When you have the connection profile you can reference an asset using the following syntax:

otmm://<profileName>/<reference>

Returns

A number representing success or failure.

>0	OK, i.e. the part is created. The returned number can be used as Key in subsequent calls to the MIMESetPartProperty script function.
-1	Unknown error.
-2	The connector does not support attachments.
-3	No output connector is selected.
-4	Invalid Resource.
-5	Invalid PartType.

Example

switch ($category)

{

 case "Gold":

  MIMEAddPart("C:\att\gold.pdf", 0);

 break;

 case "Silver":

  MIMEAddPart("C:\att\silver.pdf", 0);

 break;

 case "Bronze":

  MIMEAddPart("C:\att\bronze.pdf", 0);

 break;

 default:

  MIMEAddPart("C:\att\standard.pdf", 0);

}