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Product Information
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Current version v1.4.1
XmlSendmail is a FREE command-line
utility for the Windows platform that sends emails using
an xml configuration file. It's a compiled self contained
executable so there's no need to use Perl, Java, or compile
anything.
Here's an example command-line invocation
and configuration file.
C:\> sendmail mymessage.xml
Sample configuration file...
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<Sendmail>
<Server host="www.myhost.com" port="25" username="" password=""/>
<Message>
<Sender email="someone@myhost.com"
name="someone"/>
<Recipient email="person1@myhost.com"
name="person1"/>
<Recipient email="person2@myhost.com"
name="person2"/>
<BCCRecipient
email="person2@myhost.com" name="person2"/>
<Subject>Test
Subject</Subject>
<Body filename="mytest.txt"
contentType="text/html"/>
</Message>
<Attachment filename="test.txt" title="test document"/>
</Sendmail>
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You can also specify /d at the command
line to see the raw SMTP debug information
C:\> sendmail /d mymessage.xml
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Command-line options
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XmlSendmail
v1.4.1, (c)2004-2008 David Levinson
usage: Sendmail
[/d]
/d Enables debug output
EXAMPLE: (sendmail.xml)
<Sendmail>
<Server host="localhost" port="25" username="someuser" password="somepass"/>
<Message>
<Sender email="sender@localhost" name="somename"/>
<Recipient email="recip5@hostname" name="otherperson"/>
<Recipient email="recip4@hostname" name="otherperson"/>
<Recipient email="recip3@hostname" name="otherperson"/>
<Subject>Test Subject</Subject>
<Body filename="filename" contentType="text/html"/>
</Message>
<Attachment filename="sendmail1.xml" title="sendmail1"/>
<Attachment filename="sendmail2.xml" title="sendmail2"/>
</Sendmail>
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Product Features
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Supports all the basic SMTP functionality
Supports all the basic SMTP authentication
Supports multiple file attachments.
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Requirements
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Microsoft Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista
Microsoft XML v3.0 or higher.
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