How to send mail to sap inbox in abap

In ABAP, you can send an email to an SAP inbox using the SMTPOBJECT class. Here's a step-by-step guide:

Prerequisites:

  1. Ensure that the SAP system is configured to use a mail server. You can check this by going to Transaction Code: SM59 and verifying that the mail server is set up.
  2. Make sure that the SMTPOBJECT class is available in your SAP system. You can check this by running Transaction Code: SE24 and searching for the class.

Step 1: Create a new email object

Create a new instance of the SMTPOBJECT class and set the necessary properties:

DATA: lo_smtp_object TYPE smtppo,
      lo_email        TYPE email.

lo_smtp_object = cl_smtppo=>create( ).
lo_smtp_object->set_host( 'your_mail_server' ).
lo_smtp_object->set_port( 25 ).
lo_smtp_object->set_username( 'your_username' ).
lo_smtp_object->set_password( 'your_password' ).

Replace your_mail_server, your_username, and your_password with your actual mail server, username, and password.

Step 2: Create a new email

Create a new instance of the EMAIL class and set the necessary properties:

lo_email = cl_email=>create( ).
lo_email->set_subject( 'Your Email Subject' ).
lo_email->set_text( 'Your Email Body' ).

Replace Your Email Subject and Your Email Body with your actual email subject and body.

Step 3: Set the recipient

Set the recipient of the email to the SAP inbox:

lo_email->set_recipient( 'SAP_INBOX' ).

Step 4: Send the email

Send the email using the SMTPOBJECT class:

lo_smtp_object->send_email( lo_email ).

Example Code:

REPORT zsend_email_to_sap_inbox.

DATA: lo_smtp_object TYPE smtppo,
      lo_email        TYPE email.

lo_smtp_object = cl_smtppo=>create( ).
lo_smtp_object->set_host( 'your_mail_server' ).
lo_smtp_object->set_port( 25 ).
lo_smtp_object->set_username( 'your_username' ).
lo_smtp_object->set_password( 'your_password' ).

lo_email = cl_email=>create( ).
lo_email->set_subject( 'Test Email' ).
lo_email->set_text( 'This is a test email.' ).

lo_email->set_recipient( 'SAP_INBOX' ).

lo_smtp_object->send_email( lo_email ).

Note: Make sure to replace the placeholders (your_mail_server, your_username, and your_password) with your actual mail server, username, and password. Also, ensure that the SAP system is configured to use the correct mail server and that the SMTPOBJECT class is available in your system.