Re: Oracle Mail

A while back we created PSP_Mail which wraps around UTL_SMTP and provides a simple interface for sending various types of e-mail from Oracle. Among other features, PSP_Mail allows you to attach any number of LOBs to the message and it does all encoding internally and transparently to the caller. PSP_Mail also can do DNS lookups and send email directly to the SMTP server which accepts mail for particular recipient, provides NLS support for both message body and headers, and more. You can try it out for free and it's fairly priced if you decide that it suits you. Check it out at http://www.dpsp-yes.com.

hth.

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> christianboivin1_at_hotmail.com (Chris) wrote in


> news:da20daf0.0112041307.738b7409_at_posting.google.com: 

> 

> > I Michael

> > 

> > I'm using oracle's ult_smtp package

> > in 1 app for the last 3 month and it work fine 

> > but did not use the

> > file attachment and i'm not sure

> > if this part work fine.

> > 

> > if you want to try it 

> > here is the wrapper i use

> > because the example from Oracle

> > not work properly

> > 

> > hth

> 

> The problem is not with UTL_SMTP per se.

> The problem is that a "file attachment" really is

> just inline text within the message body which is

> formatted to comply with the MIME specification.

> 

> I know this is not what you wanted to hear,

> but it is the reality with which you must live.

> 

> 

> HTH & YMMV!

>