sendEmailAsync(emailObject)

The user can click the email button next to the email address, which can be preset in the Customer module of the application. It opens the email client that has been installed on the mobile device with the specified email id. The email button is included in a Merger control.

The PhoneGap plugin provides the email functionality. The customizer calls sendEmailAsync() from the Facade API.

Parameters

emailObject(Object)(Optional): An object containing the values for the following properties - toRecipients, ccRecipients, bccRecipients, subject, body.

Returns

result(promise): The API returns a promise.

Examples

Facade.sendEmailAsync();
Facade.sendEmailAsync({toRecipients: "example@example.com"});
Facade.sendEmailAsync({toRecipients: "example@example.com", subject: "Hi"});
Facade.sendEmailAsync({toRecipients: "example@example.com", subject: "Hi", body: "Hello World"});

You can validate whether the same email ID you see in the app is used by the startPhoneCall(dial) method, by clicking the Email icon and checking the Email Details dialog.

Sample Code

<Action name="sendMail" actionType="LOGIC" call="ProcessContext::integration.sendMail">
   <Parameters>
      <Input name="myRec" value="ProcessContext::myRecipients"/>
      <Input name="myCC" value="ProcessContext::myCC"/>
      <Input name="myBCC" value="ProcessContext::myBCC"/>
      <Input name="mySub" value="ProcessContext::mySubject"/>
      <Input name="myBod" value="ProcessContext::myBody"/>
   </Parameters>  
</Action>