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Sarah,

I have been using MMAIL for quite sometime now and have found it very easy
to use. There are several commands that allow you to send several types of
files.

Also, Aaron Bartell's RPG Mail is a set of sub procedures centered around
Java mail that are really easy to implement from inside your own RPG
programs.

HTH,

Luis

Sent from my Nexus 7 tablet. Please excuse my brevity.
On Jan 7, 2014 7:48 PM, "Sarah Kemp" <Sarah@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I am trying to get our iSeries 6.1 machine to send email through our
Exchange server. I can do it with SNDDST and with SNDSMTPEMM, but both are
very limiting. I need support for basic HTML, and for PDF attachments. I
thought I could get them both from SNDSMTPEMM, but now I see that the body
parameter for SNDSMTPEMM (NOTE) is limited to 400 characters.

I have read about MMAIL and MAILTOOL and I am curious if anyone can tell
me if I would run into problems with either given the requirements
outlined? As I mentioned, I am able to use SNDDST and SNDSMTPEMM so I don't
think SMTP ore relay configuration on our system will be a hurdle.

Thoughts, suggestions, experience are all welcome.

Thank you,
Sarah
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