It's quite easy - during email creation, you need to invoke MailBuilder's
AddAttachment
method multiple times.
Attachments are integral part of an email message.
MailBuilder builder = new MailBuilder();
builder.From.Add(new MailBox("alice@mail.com", "Alice"));
builder.To.Add(new MailBox("bob@mail.com", "Bob"));
builder.Subject = "Test";
builder.Text = "This is a plain text message.";
/* Read attachment from disk, add it to Attachments collection */
MimeData attachment1 = builder.AddAttachment(@"../image1.jpg");
MimeData attachment2 = builder.AddAttachment(@"../image2.jpg");
IMail email = builder.Create();
Now you can send the email:
using (Smtp smtp = new Smtp())
{
smtp.ConnectSSL("server.example.com");
smtp.UseBestLogin("user", "password");
smtp.SendMessage(email);
smtp.Close();
}
There is also an AddAttachment
overload that allow you to create an attachment from a byte array.
You can use retuned MimeData
object to set/change attachment's name or content type, or any other MIME property.