Unicode C++

Set an Email Body with a Content-Type

Demonstrates the Chilkat Email.SetTextBody method, which sets the body of the email and also sets the Content-Type header field to the value in the second argument (a textual MIME type such as text/plain or text/html). If the email is already multipart/alternative, an alternative with the given content type is added, or replaced if one already exists. This example sets a plain-text body.

Background: SetTextBody is the general body-setter where you name the MIME type, making it flexible for building multipart/alternative messages one representation at a time. When your goal is specifically a plain-text/HTML pair, the dedicated methods — SetHtmlBody with AddPlainTextAlternativeBody, or AddHtmlAlternativeBody — express the intended alternative structure more clearly.

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#include <CkEmailW.h>

void ChilkatSample(void)
    {
    //  Demonstrates the SetTextBody method, which sets the body of the email and also sets the
    //  Content-Type header field to the value in the second argument (a textual MIME type such
    //  as text/plain or text/html).  If the email is already multipart/alternative, an
    //  alternative with the given Content-Type is added (or replaced if one already exists).

    CkEmailW email;
    email.put_Subject(L"SetTextBody example");

    //  Set a plain-text body with Content-Type text/plain.
    email.SetTextBody(L"This is the plain-text body of the message.",L"text/plain");

    wprintf(L"HasPlainTextBody: %d\n",email.HasPlainTextBody());
    wprintf(L"%s\n",email.getMime());
    }