I have been successfully using CDO to send emails from within an app using a
Gmail account I set up for the purpose. I decided to use Blat instead after
all the comments here about how good it is :-). If I use my personal email
account parameters it works fine but as soon as I change it to the Gmail
parameters (which work with CDO) I get an error message 'File name (message
text) not given" OR "Bad argument given'
The code section setting out the parameters is:
*&* Create an object to use to hold the email parameters
loParam = CREATEOBJECT('custom')
*&* Add and populate the properties
WITH loParam
*&* From Address
.ADDPROPERTY('cFromAddress', '[email protected]')
*&* To Address - separate addresses with commas
.ADDPROPERTY('cTo', '[email protected]')
*&* CC Address - separate addresses with commas
.ADDPROPERTY('cCC', '')
*&* BCC Address - separate addresses with commas
.ADDPROPERTY('cBCC', '[email protected]')
*&* Subject
.ADDPROPERTY('cSubject', 'Test')
*&* Body
.ADDPROPERTY('cBody', 'test')
*&* HTML format
.AddProperty('lHTMLFormat', .F.) && set to plain text,
change to .T. to send HTML
*&* SMTP Server
.ADDPROPERTY('cSMTPServer', "smtp.gmail.com")
*&* Port
.AddProperty('nPort', 465)
*&* User name
.AddProperty('cUserName', '[email protected]') && SMTP
user name
*&* Password
.AddProperty('cPassword', 'mypassword') && SMTP password
*&* Attachments
*!* .ADDPROPERTY('aAttachment[1]', '')
*!* .aAttachment[1] = ThisForm.NewsLoc
*&* Priority
.AddProperty('nPriority', 0) && 1 = high, 0 =low
ENDWITH
I can send and receive from the Gmail account normally.
Any help gratefully received!
TIA
John Weller
01380 723235
07976 393631
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