.NET Core C#

Email Recipients - AddTo, AddCC, AddBcc, AddMultipleTo, AddMultipleCC, AddMultipleBcc

This example demonstrates the usage of AddTo, AddCC, AddBcc, AddMultipleTo, AddMultipleCC, and AddMultipleBcc. .NET Core C#

bool success = false;

// An email can have any number of To, CC, or Bcc recipients.
Chilkat.Email email = new Chilkat.Email();

// One recipient per AddTo, AddCC, or AddBcc call may be added:
// The 1st argument is the friendly name, the 2nd argument
// is the email address.
success = email.AddTo("Chilkat Support","support@chilkatsoft.com");
success = email.AddTo("Person 1","person1@chilkatsoft.com");
success = email.AddTo("Person 2","person2@chilkatsoft.com");
success = email.AddTo("Person 3","person3@chilkatsoft.com");

// This email now has 4 "To" recipients.

// Now add some CC recipients:
// Note: the friendly name may be empty if desired...
success = email.AddCC("Person 4","person4@chilkatsoft.com");
success = email.AddCC("","person5@chilkatsoft.com");
success = email.AddCC("Person 6","person6@chilkatsoft.com");

// Now the email has 7 total recipients (3 "To" and 4 "CC")

// Now add some Bcc recipients:
success = email.AddBcc("","person7@chilkatsoft.com");
success = email.AddBcc("Person 8","person8@chilkatsoft.com");

// Clear all recipients via ClearTo, ClearCC, and ClearBcc:
email.ClearTo();
email.ClearCC();
email.ClearBcc();

// The email is now back to 0 recipients...

// Add recipients just as before, but this time use
// AddMultipleTo, AddMultipleCC, and AddMultipleBcc.
// These methods accept a comma-separated list of 
// email addresses.  For example:

success = email.AddMultipleTo("Chilkat Support <support@chilkatsoft.com>, Person 1 <person1@chilkatsoft.com>, Person 2 <person2@chilkatsoft.com>, Person 3 <person3@chilkatsoft.com>");

success = email.AddMultipleCC("Person 4 <person4@chilkatsoft.com>, person5@chilkatsoft.com, Person 6 <person6@chilkatsoft.com>");

success = email.AddMultipleBcc("person7@chilkatsoft.com, Person 8 <person8@chilkatsoft.com>");

email.Body = "this is a test";
email.Subject = "this is a test";

// Display the MIME:
Debug.WriteLine(email.GetMime());