Emal with attachment from package

Hi
i tried to send email with attachment file from package, these files may be pdf, xls or any type of file , i tried ces package but is not working and i try UTL_SMTP package but this package send just txt file.
i need to know if there is any tools or existing package do that,
regard

I think you should change Mime Type of attachment
For example, to send binary zipped tar file as attachment, [I used *application/octet-stream* mime type|http://kamranagayev.wordpress.com/2009/02/23/using-oracle-utl_file-utl_smtp-packages-and-linux-shell-scripting-and-cron-utility-together-2/] . To send pdf as attachment, [you should use *application/pdf* mime type|http://www.google.az/search?hl=az&q=content-type+for+pdf] .
Kamran Agayev A. (10g OCP)
http://kamranagayev.wordpress.com
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