Attach form attachment to outlook message

[andyoye]

Below code is attached with a button on my infopath form. It does work (
auto populates "To:" and "Subject" based on form nodes) but how can I attach
the file to the message which is attached to attachment control to the form?

Thanks

public void Email_Clicked(o bject sender, ClickedEventArg s e)

{
XPathNavigator docFM = this.CreateNavi gator();

string attachName = docFM.SelectSin gleNode("/my:myFields/my:txtSubject",
this.NamespaceM anager).Value;

XPathNavigator docFT = this.CreateNavi gator();

string msgTo = docFT.SelectSin gleNode("/my:myFields/my:EmailTo",
this.NamespaceM anager).Value;

Outlook.Applica tion outlookApp = new Outlook.Applica tion();

Outlook.MailIte m message =
(Outlook.MailIt em)outlookApp.C reateItem(Outlo ok.OlItemType.o lMailItem);

message.Subject = attachName;

message.To = msgTo;

message.Body = "This is a test.";

message.Display (false);

outlookApp = null;

}}

[andyoye]

Looks like I need message.Attachm ents.Add (sSource, object Type, object
Position, object DisplayName)

If I do:

String sSource = @"C:\abc.txt ", it gets attached to the message.

How can I set "sSource" value bases on "attachName " form field?

String sSource = @"C:\ + attachName + .txt" ???


"andyoye" <an*****@nospam .comwrote in message
news:Oz******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP03.phx.gbl...

Below code is attached with a button on my infopath form. It does work (
auto populates "To:" and "Subject" based on form nodes) but how can I
attach the file to the message which is attached to attachment control to
the form?

Thanks

public void Email_Clicked(o bject sender, ClickedEventArg s e)

{
XPathNavigator docFM = this.CreateNavi gator();

string attachName = docFM.SelectSin gleNode("/my:myFields/my:txtSubject",
this.NamespaceM anager).Value;

XPathNavigator docFT = this.CreateNavi gator();

string msgTo = docFT.SelectSin gleNode("/my:myFields/my:EmailTo",
this.NamespaceM anager).Value;

Outlook.Applica tion outlookApp = new Outlook.Applica tion();

Outlook.MailIte m message =
(Outlook.MailIt em)outlookApp.C reateItem(Outlo ok.OlItemType.o lMailItem);

message.Subject = attachName;

message.To = msgTo;

message.Body = "This is a test.";

message.Display (false);

outlookApp = null;

}}