How to mail back with attachment in uipath

In UiPath, you can use the Mail activity to send an email with an attachment. Here's an example of how to do it:

  1. Drag and drop the Mail activity from the Activities panel to the Designer panel.
  2. Configure the Mail activity by setting the following properties:
    • To: Enter the recipient's email address.
    • Subject: Enter the subject of the email.
    • Body: Enter the body of the email.
    • Attachments: Click the + button to add an attachment.
  3. In the Attachments section, select the file you want to attach from your computer. You can browse to the file location or drag and drop the file into the Attachments section.
  4. To attach a file from a variable, you can use the Get File Content activity to read the file contents and then use the Add Attachment method to attach the file to the email.

Here's an example of how to attach a file from a variable:

// Get the file contents from a variable
string fileContent = Get File Content("C:\Path\To\File.txt");

// Create a new attachment
MailAttachment attachment = new MailAttachment();
attachment.FileName = "File.txt";
attachment.FileContent = fileContent;

// Add the attachment to the email
Mail.AddAttachment(attachment);
  1. Once you've configured the Mail activity, you can run the workflow to send the email with the attachment.

Note: Make sure to replace the C:\Path\To\File.txt with the actual path to the file you want to attach.

Also, you can use Mail activity with File activity to attach file from a file path.

// Get the file path
string filePath = "C:\Path\To\File.txt";

// Attach the file to the email
Mail.AddAttachment(filePath);

You can also use Mail activity with String activity to attach file from a string variable.

// Get the file contents from a string variable
string fileContent = "Hello World!";

// Create a new attachment
MailAttachment attachment = new MailAttachment();
attachment.FileName = "File.txt";
attachment.FileContent = fileContent;

// Add the attachment to the email
Mail.AddAttachment(attachment);