Arguments for Send Message Method
The following table lists the arguments for the Send Message (SendMessage) method.
Argument Display Name and Data Type | Argument Name | Type | Req’d | Comment |
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Bcc Address List (type: String) |
MsgBccList |
Input |
No |
Semicolon-delimited list of email addresses for the BCC line. |
Cc Address List (type: String) |
MsgCcList |
Input |
No |
Semicolon-delimited list of email addresses for the CC line. |
Communication Profile (type: String) |
CommProfile |
Input |
Yes |
Name of the communications profile used to send the message. |
Message Body (type: String) |
MsgBody |
Input |
No |
Email message body content. This content might be specified from a workflow process or script. Content processing depends in part on whether the argument type is Expression or Literal. For example, when the type is Expression, you can enter operators such as +, specify field names for substitution, and enclose literal strings in quotes. You must enclose carriage returns to include in output in quotes, such as in the following example:
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Message Subject (type: String) |
MsgSubject |
Input |
No |
Descriptive subject line for the email message. |
Mobile Media Type (type: String) |
MobileMediaType |
Input |
No |
For a wireless message, set this argument to Wireless. This argument must be empty in all other cases. |
Reply to Address List (type: String) |
MsgReplyAddressList |
Input |
No |
Semicolon-delimited list of email addresses to use for all recipients. The list specifies email addresses that the recipient can reply to. |
To Address List (type: String) |
MsgToList |
Input |
No |
Semicolon-delimited list of email addresses for the To line. For a wireless message, this argument must contain a list of contact IDs to send the message to. |