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Resolved Can I have multiple Recipients in a Smtp Client Message

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  1. Clarence Chamorro
    Clarence Chamorro
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  3. Friday, 9 February 2024 23:03 PM UTC

Just a quick question. can I add multiple recipients in the AddRecipient of the native SmtpClient email. Like for example:

SMTPClient Lnv_SmtpClient

Lnv_SmtpClient = Create SMTPClient

Lnv_SmtpClient.Message.AddRecipient('testr002.appeon@gmail.com','tester002.me@gmail.com','domyquestion@gmail.com')

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Lnv_SmtpClient.Send()

 

Question will it send it to the 3 emails? or will it give an error?  I have not try.

 

Regards,

 

Clarence.

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Andreas Mykonios
Andreas Mykonios Accepted Answer Pending Moderation
  1. Monday, 12 February 2024 06:55 AM UTC
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Hi.

The correct way to implement that is as follows:

integer li_ret

li_ret = Lnv_SmtpClient.Message.AddRecipient('testr002.appeon@gmail.com')
li_ret = Lnv_SmtpClient.Message.AddRecipient('tester002.me@gmail.com')
li_ret = Lnv_SmtpClient.Message.AddRecipient('domyquestion@gmail.com')

Normally you also need the return value for every call of addrecipient. Normally it should have a value > 0.

Andreas.

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