To send an email with multiple recipients and a zip attachment from a shared path using AL code in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, you can modify the previous examples by using the `FileManagement` codeunit to create a zip file of the desired files from the shared path before attaching it to the email. Here's an example:
```AL
PROCEDURE SendEmailWithMultipleRecipientsAndZipAttachmentFromSharedPath@1()
VAR
EmailMgt@1: Codeunit 400;
EmailMessage@2: Record 441;
Recipients@3: Record 442;
Attachment@4: Record 443;
FileManagement@5: Codeunit 419;
TempFolderPath@6: Text[250];
AttachmentPath@7: Text[250];
ZipFilePath@8: Text[250];
BEGIN
EmailMessage.INIT;
EmailMessage.Subject := 'Test Email with Zip Attachment';
EmailMessage.Body := 'This is a test email sent to multiple recipients with a zip attachment.';
Recipients.INIT;
Recipients."E-mail" := 'recipient1@example.com';
Recipients.Insert;
Recipients."E-mail" := 'recipient2@example.com';
Recipients.Insert;
Recipients."E-mail" := 'recipient3@example.com';
// Shared path of the files to be zipped
AttachmentPath := '\\server\share\files\';
// Create a temporary folder to store the zip file
TempFolderPath := FileManagement.GetTempPath;
FileManagement.CreateDirectory(TempFolderPath);
// Zip file path
ZipFilePath := TempFolderPath + 'attachments.zip';
// Create a zip file of the desired files from the shared path
FileManagement.CreateZip(ZipFilePath, AttachmentPath, TRUE);
Attachment.INIT;
Attachment."File Name" := ZipFilePath;
Attachment."Display Name" := 'Attachments.zip';
EmailMgt.AddAttachmentFromFile(EmailMessage, Attachment."File Name", Attachment."Display Name");
EmailMgt.Send(EmailMessage, Recipients);
// Delete temporary folder and its contents
FileManagement.DeleteDirectory(TempFolderPath, TRUE);
END;
```
In this example, after initializing the email message and setting the subject and body, we create a temporary folder using the `GetTempPath` and `CreateDirectory` methods of the `FileManagement` codeunit.
Next, we set the shared path of the files to be zipped in the `AttachmentPath` variable. We then define the path for the zip file to be created, `ZipFilePath`, which is a combination of the temporary folder path and the desired zip file name.
We use the `CreateZip` method of the `FileManagement` codeunit to create a zip file of the desired files from the shared path.
After that, we initialize the `Attachment` record, set the file name as `ZipFilePath`, and provide a display name for the zip file.
We use the `AddAttachmentFromFile` function of the `EmailMgt` codeunit to attach the zip file to the email message.
Finally, we send the email using the `Send` function of the `EmailMgt` codeunit. After sending the email, we delete the temporary folder and its contents using the `DeleteDirectory` method of the `FileManagement` codeunit.
Ensure that the shared path is accessible from the server running Business Central and that the necessary permissions are set for accessing the shared folder.
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