AddAttachment( FileName, [ContentType] )

Adds a file attachment to the mssage. (When adding an attachment from your web folder, use the following path format: d:\inetpub\[yoursite.com]\[filename])

AddCustomAttachment( FileName, Data )

Adds a custom attachment. This can be used to attach "virtual files" like a generated text string or certificate etc.

AddHeader( XHeader, Value )

Adds a user defined X-header to the message

AddNativeHeader( Header, Value )

Adds a header to the message

AddRecipient( Email )

Adds a recipient to the message

AddRecipientBCC( Email )

Adds a Blind Carbon Copy recipient to the message

AddRecipientCC( Email )

Adds a Carbon Copy recipient to the message

AddRecipientEx( Email, Name )

Adds a recipient with a name to the message

AddURLAttachment( bstrURL, bstrAttachAs, [bstrAuth] )

Downloads and adds an attachment based on an URL. A second argument, "AttachAs", is used for specifying the filename that the attachment will receive in the message. A third and optional argument is used for optional WWW-Authentication.

AppendBodyFromFile( FileName )

Appends body text from a file

AppendText( Text )

Append "text" to body

ClearAttachments()

Clears the list of attachments

ClearCustomHeaders()

Clears all custom headers

ClearRecipients()

Clear the recipient list

Close()

Force JMail to close a cached connection to a mail server.

Execute() : Boolean

Executes and sends the message to the server

ExtractEmailAddressesFromURL( bstrURL, [bstrAuth] )

Downloads and adds email addresses from an URL.

GetMessageBodyFromURL( bstrURL, [bstrAuth] )

Clears the body of the message and replaces it with the contents of the URL. The content type is automatically set to match the content type of the URL. The second argument (login and password) is optional

LogCustomMessage( Message )

Logs a custom user message to the JMail log. This function works ONLY if logging is set to true

Body : String

The body of the message. To append text to the body use AppendText

Charset : String

This is the charset of the message. The default is "US-ASCII"

ContentTransferEncoding : String

Specifies the content transfer encoding. The default is "Quoted-Printable"

ContentType : String

This is the content type of the message. It defaults to "text/plain" but can be set to whatever you need. If you want to send HTML in your messages, change this to "text/html"

DeferredDelivery : Date

Sets deferred delivery of messages. If the mailserver supports it, the message won't be delivered before this date and time.

Encoding : String

This can be used to change the default Attachment encoding from base64. Valid options are "base64", "uuencode" or "quoted-printable"

ErrorCode : Integer

Contains the error code if JMail.silent is set to true

ErrorMessage : String

Contains the error message if JMail.silent is set to true

ErrorSource : String

Contains the error source if JMail.silent is set to true

ISOEncodeHeaders : Boolean

Encodes header stings according to iso-8859-1 character sets. The default is true.

Lazysend : Boolean

This property specifies if JMail is to wait until the mail is sent and then return or if it is to buffer the message and send it in the background. By setting this, however, you do not get control of error messages etc.

NOTE: If you use this option, ServerAddress has NO function. The lazysend function will resolve the Mail server with DNS queries. This can be a problem in some configurations.

Log : String

This is the log created by JMail when logging is set to true

Logging : Boolean

Enables/Disables logging in JMail

MailDomain : String

This can be used to override the EHLO/HELO statement to your mail server

MimeVersion : String

Specifies the mime version. The default is "1.0"

Priority : Integer

This is the priority of the message. The range of priorities can be from 1 to 5.

1. This means that the message is High Priority. Some mailers prefer to call this level "Urgent".
2. This is also high priority.
3. This is normal priority.
4. This is low priority.
5. This is the lowest priority.

Recipients : String

Read-only property of all recipients of this message

ReplyTo : String

Specifies an optional reply address

ReturnReceipt : Boolean

Specifies whether or not the sender requires a return receipt. The default value of the property is "false"

Sender : String

Specifies the sender address of the message

SenderName : String

Specifies the sender name of the message

ServerAddress : String

Specifies the address of the server. There can be more than one server specified by separating the list with a semicolon. If a port other than 25 is used, specify this by adding a colon after the servername. If the serverAddress is left blank, JMail will try to resolve the remote mail server and send the message directly to that server.

Silent : Boolean

Set to true, JMail will not trow exceptions. Instead JMail.execute() will return true or false depending on the success of the operation

SimpleLayout : Boolean

Set to true to reduce the number of headers JMail produces.

Subject : String

Specifies the subject of the message

UsePipelining : Boolean

Overrides if JMail should use pipelining on a server that supports it.

Set JMail = Server.CreateObject("JMail.SMTPMail") 
' This is my local SMTP server
JMail.ServerAddress = "mailrelay.terrasite.com"
' This is me....
JMail.Sender = "myemail@mydomain.net" 
JMail.Subject = "Here you go..."
' Get the recipients mailbox from a form (note the lack of a equal sign).
JMail.AddRecipient "mum@any.com"
JMail.AddRecipient "dad@some.com"
' The body property is both read and write.
' If you want to append text to the body you can
' use JMail.Body = JMail.Body & "Hello world!"
' or you can use JMail.AppendText "Hello World!"
' which in many cases is easier to use.
JMail.Body = "Here you go. The program is attached to this message"
JMail.AddHeader "Originating-IP", Request.ServerVariables("REMOTE_ADDR")
' Send it...
JMail.Execute