Sending mail

MessageSend

Sending email message.

To, Cc and Bcc parameters can contain comma-separated list of recipients, e.g.:

• "John Doe <jdoe@domain.com>, \"Bill Smith\" <bill@company.com>, justaddress@example.com”
• "John Doe <jdoe@domain.com>"
• "\"Bill Smith\" <bill@comapny.com>"
• "justaddress@example.com"
• ""

Attachments contains associative array which looks like this:

{"tempName1": ["fileName1", "cid1", 0, 0, "contentLocation1"],
"tempName2": ["fileName2", "cid2", 0, 0, "contentLocation2"]}

Array key (e.g. "tempName1") stands for temporary filename of the attachment uploaded to server; value is an array of 5 items:

• filename;
• content-ID;
• 1/0 - whether this attachment is inline or not; inline attachment is defined that way in headers;
• 1/0 - whether this attachment is linked or not; linked attachment is actually present in message body;
• Content Location

When sending message out, inline and linked parameters usually have the same value.

See Uploading files section regarding how attachments are uploaded on the server.

Sample response:

{
  "Action":"MessageSend",
  "AccountID":1,
  "Result":true,
  "@Time":9.4479258060455
}

MessageSave

The request is completely identical to MessageSend, with Action set to "MessageSave".

Sample response:

{
  "Action":"MessageSave",
  "AccountID":1,
  "Result":
    {
      "NewFolder":"AfterLogicDrafts",//FullNameRaw of folder message was saved to
      "NewUid":21768// uid of the message which was just saved
    },
  "@Time":2.8607800006866
}