ParseBody
MSMQMailEMail

The ParseBody method sets the properties of an e-mail message object based on the body of an MSMQ mail message.

Syntax

object.ParseBody varBody
 

Remarks

The body of the MSMQ mail message is formatted in MSMQ Mail format.

Example

This example defines an e-mail message object, composes the body of a mail message, then parses the message body into a second e-mail object and displays its subject.

To try this example using Microsoft Visual Basic (version 5.0), paste the code into the Code window of a form, and then run the example and click the form.

Dim email1 As New MSMQMailEMail
Dim email2 As New MSMQMailEMail
Dim msg As New MSMQMessage

Private Sub Form_Click()

   '*********************
   '*  Define e-mail
   '*********************
   
   'Set e-mail type as form.
   email1.ContentType = MSMQMAIL_EMAIL_FORM
   
   'Set who receives the e-mail.
   email1.Recipients.Add "RecipientName", "RecipientQueueLabel", MSMQMAIL_RECIPIENT_TO
   
   'Set who sent the e-mail.
   email1.Sender.Name = "Our name"
   email1.Sender.Address = "Our queue label"
   
   'Set the subject of the e-mail.
   email1.Subject = "Test mail."
   
   '**********************
   ' Define the form.
   '**********************
   
   'Set the form name.
   email1.formdata.Name = "Test Form"
   
   'Set single field of form
   email1.formdata.FormFields.Add "Field1", "Field1 text."
   
   
   '******************************
   'Compose the mail message Body.
   '******************************
   msg.Body = email1.ComposeBody
   
   
   '*********************
   'Parse message Body as
   'new e-mail object.
   '*********************
   
   email2.ParseBody msg.Body
   
   '*****************************************
   'Display the subject of new e-mail object.
   '*****************************************
   
   MsgBox "The subject of the new mail is: " + email2.Subject


End Sub 
 

See Also

Add, Address, Body, ComposeBody, ContentType, FormData, FormFields, MSMQMailEMail, MSMQMessage, Name, Recipients, Sender, Subject

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