The following command-line parameters can be used with the MAPIsend tool:
- -u profile name of sender (user mailbox) Profile name should be exactly the same as listed in the profile.
- -p login password
- -i interactive login (prompts for profile and password)
- -r recipient(s) Multiple recipients must be separated by a semicolon (;) and
must not be ambiguous in default address book.NOTE: This is an important distinction. To test, open a MAPI client such as Microsoft Outlook, and compose a new message. Enter the recipient's name and click Check Names (ALT+K). If the name is resolved to a single recipient, the alias is not ambiguous. If Check Names returns multiple addresses, the alias is considered ambiguous.
- -c specifies mail copy list (cc: list)
- -s subject line
- -m specifies contents of the mail messageNOTE: This is where the message body is inserted
- -t specifies text file for contents of the mail messageNOTE: The MAPIsend tool can be directed to use a specific text file as the content of the message.
- -f path and file name(s) to attach to message
- -v generates verbose output
- -? prints this message
Examples
mapisend -u "Bill Walker-Test2" -p password
-r wwalker -c wwalker -s Test -m Message -f c:\test.txt -v
This sends a message with a subject of "Test" and a body of "Message" to the mailbox, wwalker. The message is sent to wwalker using the profile called "Bill Walker-Test2" with a password of "password" and attaches a file called "test.txt" from the root of drive C and displays verbose information.
mapisend -i -r wwalker -s Interactive2
This prompts the user for a profile, and sends a message with a subject of "Interactive2" to wwalker with no body text.
Error Codes
The following is a list of error codes returned by MAPIsend:
1 user abort
2 session failure
3 login failure
4 disk full
5 insufficient memory
6 access denied
7 too many sessions
8 too many files
9 too many recipients
10 attachment not found
11 attachment open failure
12 attachment write failure
13 unknown recipient
14 bad recipient type
15 no messages
16 invalid message
17 text too large
18 invalid session
19 type not supported
20 ambiguous recipient
21 message in use
22 network failure
23 invalid edit fields
24 invalid recipients
25 not supported
For more information on the MAPIsend tool, please refer to the Exchange Help files shipped with the
Microsoft BackOffice Resource Kit, Second Edition.