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RE: how to send email to the host

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Dipak Jadhav Posts: 16 Join Date: 9/21/12 Recent Posts	how to send email to the host Answer 10/5/12 4:57 AM Mark as an Answer Submit Reply with Quote Quick Reply Hi, I am using CreateEvent API to schedule the event. After scheduling the event mail is not sent to the host. Could you please tell me how to send mail to the host? Thanks in advance. Regards, Dipak
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Dipak Jadhav Posts: 16 Join Date: 9/21/12 Recent Posts	RE: how to send email to the host Answer 11/26/12 10:06 AM as a reply to Dipak Jadhav. Mark as an Answer Submit Reply with Quote Quick Reply is there any update?
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Jade Moors Posts: 32 Join Date: 4/11/11 Recent Posts	RE: how to send email to the host Answer 11/26/12 6:30 PM as a reply to Dipak Jadhav. Mark as an Answer Submit Reply with Quote Quick Reply Hi Dipak, During scheduling you can set the <emailInvitations> element to TRUE. The emailInvitations element is a child of extOptions (see example below). This also will send the email invitation to attendees included in the request, if you don’t want the attendee to receive this email you would need to invite attendees seperately using CreateMeetingAttendee. Example: <extOptions> <emailInvitations>TRUE</emailInvitations> </extOptions> Regards, Jayde Moors WebEx API Developer Services
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Dipak Jadhav Posts: 16 Join Date: 9/21/12 Recent Posts	RE: how to send email to the host Answer 11/27/12 2:51 PM as a reply to Jade Moors. Mark as an Answer Submit Reply with Quote Quick Reply Jade Moors: Hi Dipak, During scheduling you can set the <emailInvitations> element to TRUE. The emailInvitations element is a child of extOptions (see example below). This also will send the email invitation to attendees included in the request, if you don’t want the attendee to receive this email you would need to invite attendees seperately using CreateMeetingAttendee. Example: <extOptions> <emailInvitations>TRUE</emailInvitations> </extOptions> Regards, Jayde Moors WebEx API Developer Services Thansk Jayde Moors. It's working fine.
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