HTML in email body

Hi,
Can someone please let me know how can I send a email with formatted body. I am planning to use HTML for formatting.
I am using the method
cl_document_bcs=>create_document(
i_type = 'HTM'
i_text = html
i_length = conlengths
i_subject = subject ).
This is not working. However I am able to attach HTML file to the mail .
Thanks and regards,
Vamsi

Hi Mohana,
Please use the below FM first to convert raw text to HTML and then append the html data to final FM.
Please check the below piece of code which we have used and its working.
Header record for converting to HTML
ls_header-tdname   = zemailtxt.
ls_header-tdspras = 'E'.
ls_header-tdid     = 'ST'.
ls_header-tdobject = 'TEXT'.
ls_header-tdstyle = 'system'.
FM to convert SAP script to HTML
CALL FUNCTION 'CONVERT_ITF_TO_HTML'
    EXPORTING
      i_header       = ls_header
    TABLES
      t_itf_text     = lt_lines
      t_html_text    = lt_html
    EXCEPTIONS
      syntax_check   = 1
      replace        = 2
      illegal_header = 3
      OTHERS         = 4.
REFRESH gt_content.
Populate email body to an internal table
LOOP AT lt_html INTO ls_html.
    lwa_content = ls_html-tdline.
    APPEND lwa_content TO gt_content.
    CLEAR lwa_content.
ENDLOOP.
Populate the packing details of Mail body
CLEAR : gv_lines.
DESCRIBE TABLE gt_content LINES gv_lines.
lwa_objpack-head_start = 1.
lwa_objpack-head_num   = 0.
lwa_objpack-body_start = 1.
lwa_objpack-body_num   = gv_lines.
lwa_objpack-doc_type   = 'HTM'.
APPEND lwa_objpack TO lit_objpack.
-- Some code for header and doc size ..
*-- FM for sending email to NERC Team,
    CALL FUNCTION 'SO_DOCUMENT_SEND_API1'
      EXPORTING
        document_data              = gs_doc_chng
        put_in_outbox              = 'X'
        sender_address             = lv_sender_mail
        sender_address_type        = lv_add_type
        commit_work                = gc_x
      TABLES
        packing_list               = lit_objpack
        contents_txt               = gt_content
        receivers                  = gt_reclist
      EXCEPTIONS
        too_many_receivers         = 1
        document_not_sent          = 2
        document_type_not_exist    = 3
        operation_no_authorization = 4
        parameter_error            = 5
        x_error                    = 6
        enqueue_error              = 7
        OTHERS                     = 8.
    IF sy-subrc <> 0.
    ENDIF.

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Hi,
I want to send the output of a smartform as html in email body.
I found and used this bolg: :<a href="/people/pavan.bayyapu/blog/2005/08/30/sending-html-email-from-sap-crmerp HTML Email from SAP CRM/ERP</a>
I did everything as per the blog.
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sf @media print {.xsfnoprint{ display : none ;}}/* Default css layout information for SAP Smart Forms (XSF Output) Last modified: 12.05.2003 /@media screen { body { background-color : #EFEFEF ; }}@media screen { .page { border-style : outset ; border-width : 2pt ; background-color : white ; }}/@media print { .page { overflow: hidden; }}// unification browser-dependent settings /table { border-spacing: 0pt; empty-cells: show;}tr { vertical-align: top; }td input img img.icon / End of default.css */.SYSTEM div#B.par{ font-family : "Courier New" ; font-size : 12pt ; font-weight : normal ; line-height : 4.23mm ; text-decoration : none ; text-align : justify ; clear : both ;}.SYSTEM div#L.par{ font-family : "Courier New" ; font-size : 12pt ; font-weight : normal ; line-height : 4.23mm ; text-decoration : none ; text-align : left ; clear : both ;}.SYSTEM a.SYSTEM span#H.char{ font-weight : bold ;}.SYSTEM span#I.char{ font-style : italic ;}.SYSTEM span#U.char{ text-decoration : underline ;}#sfPAGE1-001.page@media screen {#MAIN.win{ overflow : auto ;}}@media print {#MAIN.win{ overflow : hidden ;}}#sfPAGE1-001.page #MAIN.win
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Welcome
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Regards,
Reema
Message was edited by:
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In case anyone needs to have a look at my code:
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ARCHIVE_INDEX_TAB          =
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MAIL_SENDER                =
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INTERNAL_ERROR             = 2
SEND_ERROR                 = 3
USER_CANCELED              = 4
OTHERS                     = 5
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CONCATENATE HTML_XSTR L_HTML_RAW INTO HTML_XSTR IN BYTE MODE.
ENDLOOP.
HTML_XSTR = HTML_XSTR(P_HTML-LENGTH).
SPECIAL CHARACTER CONVERSION
DATA: HTML_STR TYPE STRING,
      HTML_LEN TYPE I.
CALL FUNCTION 'SCP_TRANSLATE_CHARS'
EXPORTING
    INBUFF                   = HTML_XSTR
INBUFFLG                 = 0
   INCODE                   = '4110' "utf-8
OUTBUFFLG                = 0
OUTCODE                  = '0000'
   CSUBST                   = 'X'
SUBSTC_HASH              = ' '
SUBSTC_DOT               = ' '
   SUBSTC_SPACE             = 'x'
SUBSTC                   = '00035'
IMPORTING
INUSED                   =
   OUTBUFF                  = HTML_STR
OUTOVERFLOW              =
   OUTUSED                  = HTML_LEN
SUBSTED                  =
INPUT_ENDS_IN_CHAR       =
ERRMSG                   =
EXCEPTIONS
INVALID_CODEPAGE         = 1
INTERNAL_ERROR           = 2
CANNOT_CONVERT           = 3
FIELDS_BAD_TYPE          = 4
OTHERS                   = 5
IF SY-SUBRC <> 0.
MESSAGE ID SY-MSGID TYPE SY-MSGTY NUMBER SY-MSGNO
        WITH SY-MSGV1 SY-MSGV2 SY-MSGV3 SY-MSGV4.
ENDIF.
CHANGE ENCODING UTF-8 TO LATIN1
REPLACE ALL OCCURRENCES OF 'UTF-8' IN HTML_STR WITH 'iso-8859-1' IGNORING CASE.
REPLACE ALL OCCURRENCES OF '<IMG' IN HTML_STR WITH '<IMG' IGNORING CASE.
REPLACE ALL OCCURRENCES OF '/>' IN HTML_STR WITH '/>' IGNORING CASE.
REPLACE ALL OCCURRENCES OF '<A>' IN HTML_STR WITH '' IGNORING CASE.
REPLACE ALL OCCURRENCES OF '<' IN HTML_STR WITH '<' IGNORING CASE.
REPLACE ALL OCCURRENCES OF '>' IN HTML_STR WITH '>' IGNORING CASE.
HTML_LEN = STRLEN( HTML_STR ).
DATA: L_OFFSET TYPE I,
      L_LENGTH TYPE I,
      L_DIFF TYPE I,
      LT_SOLI TYPE SOLI_TAB,
      LS_SOLI TYPE SOLI.
L_OFFSET = 0.
L_LENGTH = 255.
WHILE L_OFFSET < HTML_LEN.
L_DIFF = HTML_LEN - L_OFFSET.
IF L_DIFF > L_LENGTH.
    LS_SOLI-LINE = HTML_STR+L_OFFSET(L_LENGTH).
ELSE.
    LS_SOLI-LINE = HTML_STR+L_OFFSET(L_DIFF).
ENDIF.
APPEND LS_SOLI TO LT_SOLI.
ADD L_LENGTH TO L_OFFSET.
ENDWHILE.
DATA: LO_MIME_HELPER TYPE REF TO CL_GBT_MULTIRELATED_SERVICE.
CREATE OBJECT LO_MIME_HELPER
EXPORTING
    CODEPAGE = '1133'.
CALL METHOD LO_MIME_HELPER->SET_MAIN_HTML
EXPORTING
    CONTENT     = LT_SOLI
   FILENAME    =
   DESCRIPTION =
HANDLE GRAPHICS
DATA: L_GRAPHIC TYPE SSF_XSF_GR,
      GR_XSTR TYPE XSTRING,
      L_GR_RAW TYPE BAPICONTEN,
      L_CONTENT_ID TYPE STRING,
      L_CONTENT_TYPE TYPE W3CONTTYPE,
      L_OBJ_LEN TYPE SO_OBJ_LEN,
      L_FILENAME TYPE STRING,
      LT_SOLIX TYPE SOLIX_TAB,
      LS_SOLIX TYPE SOLIX.
LOOP AT P_GRAPHICS INTO L_GRAPHIC.
CLEAR: GR_XSTR.
LOOP AT L_GRAPHIC-CONTENT INTO L_GR_RAW.
    CONCATENATE GR_XSTR L_GR_RAW-LINE INTO GR_XSTR IN BYTE MODE.
ENDLOOP.
GR_XSTR = GR_XSTR(L_GRAPHIC-LENGTH).
L_OFFSET = 0.
L_LENGTH = 255.
CLEAR LT_SOLIX[].
WHILE L_OFFSET < L_GRAPHIC-LENGTH.
    L_DIFF = L_GRAPHIC-LENGTH - L_OFFSET.
    IF L_DIFF > L_LENGTH.
      LS_SOLIX-LINE = GR_XSTR+L_OFFSET(L_LENGTH).
    ELSE.
      LS_SOLIX-LINE = GR_XSTR+L_OFFSET(L_DIFF).
    ENDIF.
    APPEND LS_SOLIX TO LT_SOLIX.
    ADD L_LENGTH TO L_OFFSET.
ENDWHILE.
CONCATENATE C_GR_DIR L_GRAPHIC-GRAPHICS '.BMP' INTO L_FILENAME.
CONCATENATE C_GR_DIR L_GRAPHIC-GRAPHICS '.BMP' INTO L_CONTENT_ID.
L_CONTENT_TYPE = L_GRAPHIC-HTTPTYPE.
L_OBJ_LEN = L_GRAPHIC-LENGTH.
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CALL METHOD LO_MIME_HELPER->ADD_BINARY_PART
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      CONTENT      = LT_SOLIX
     FILENAME     =
     EXTENSION    =
     DESCRIPTION =
      CONTENT_TYPE = L_CONTENT_TYPE
      LENGTH       = L_OBJ_LEN
      CONTENT_ID   = L_CONTENT_ID
ENDLOOP.
DATA: LO_DOC_BCS TYPE REF TO CL_DOCUMENT_BCS,
      P_SUBJECT TYPE SO_OBJ_DES,
      LV_GBT_MIME TYPE REF TO CX_GBT_MIME,
      LV_BCOM_MIME TYPE REF TO CX_BCOM_MIME,
      LV_DOCUMENT_BCS TYPE REF TO CX_DOCUMENT_BCS.
P_SUBJECT = 'TEST HTML EMAIL FROM SMARTFORM OUTPUT'.
TRY.
CALL METHOD CL_DOCUMENT_BCS=>CREATE_FROM_MULTIRELATED
    EXPORTING
      I_SUBJECT          = P_SUBJECT
      I_LANGUAGE         = SY-LANGU
      I_IMPORTANCE       = '5'
      I_SENSITIVITY      = 'F'
      I_MULTIREL_SERVICE = LO_MIME_HELPER
    RECEIVING
      RESULT             = LO_DOC_BCS
   CATCH CX_DOCUMENT_BCS INTO LV_DOCUMENT_BCS.
   CATCH CX_BCOM_MIME INTO LV_BCOM_MIME.
   CATCH CX_GBT_MIME INTO LV_GBT_MIME.
ENDTRY.
RECEIVERS
DATA: P_RECEIVERS TYPE TABLE OF SOMLRECI1,
      RECEIVER TYPE SOMLRECI1,
      L_MAIL_ADDRESS TYPE AD_SMTPADR,
      LO_BCS TYPE REF TO CL_BCS,
      LV_SEND_REQ_BCS TYPE REF TO CX_SEND_REQ_BCS,
      L_USERNAME TYPE UNAME,
      SEND_PARTNER TYPE BU_PARTNER,
      LI_SENDER TYPE REF TO IF_SENDER_BCS,
      LV_ADDRESS_BCS TYPE REF TO CX_ADDRESS_BCS,
      LV_SENT_TO_ALL TYPE BOOLEAN.
CLEAR RECEIVER.
RECEIVER-RECEIVER = '[email protected]'.
RECEIVER-REC_TYPE = 'U'.
RECEIVER-COM_TYPE = 'INT'.
APPEND RECEIVER TO P_RECEIVERS.
L_USERNAME = SY-UNAME.
CLEAR RECEIVER.
LOOP AT P_RECEIVERS INTO RECEIVER.
L_MAIL_ADDRESS = RECEIVER-RECEIVER.
TRY.
CALL METHOD CL_BCS=>CREATE_PERSISTENT
    RECEIVING
      RESULT = LO_BCS
   CALL METHOD LO_BCS->SET_DOCUMENT
     EXPORTING
       I_DOCUMENT = LO_DOC_BCS
   CATCH CX_SEND_REQ_BCS INTO LV_SEND_REQ_BCS.
ENDTRY.
CREATE SENDER
CLASS CL_CAM_ADDRESS_BCS DEFINITION LOAD.
TRY.
IF L_USERNAME NS '@'.
    L_USERNAME = SEND_PARTNER.
    TRANSLATE L_USERNAME TO UPPER CASE.
    LI_SENDER ?= CL_SAPUSER_BCS=>CREATE( L_USERNAME ).
ELSE.
    DATA: L_FROM_MAIL_ADDRESS TYPE AD_SMTPADR.
    L_FROM_MAIL_ADDRESS = L_USERNAME.
    LI_SENDER ?= CL_CAM_ADDRESS_BCS=>CREATE_INTERNET_ADDRESS( I_ADDRESS_STRING = L_FROM_MAIL_ADDRESS ).
ENDIF.
CALL METHOD LO_BCS->SET_SENDER
    EXPORTING
      I_SENDER = LI_SENDER
CATCH CX_ADDRESS_BCS INTO LV_ADDRESS_BCS.
CATCH CX_SEND_REQ_BCS INTO LV_SEND_REQ_BCS.
ENDTRY.
create recepient
data: LO_RECEPIENT TYPE REF TO IF_RECIPIENT_BCS.
TRY.
CALL METHOD CL_CAM_ADDRESS_BCS=>CREATE_INTERNET_ADDRESS
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     I_ADDRESS_STRING = L_MAIL_ADDRESS
    I_ADDRESS_NAME   =
    I_INCL_SAPUSER   =
   RECEIVING
     RESULT           = LO_RECEPIENT
CATCH CX_ADDRESS_BCS INTO LV_ADDRESS_BCS.
ENDTRY.
TRY.
CALL METHOD LO_BCS->ADD_RECIPIENT
   EXPORTING
     I_RECIPIENT = LO_RECEPIENT
    I_EXPRESS    =
    I_COPY       =
    I_BLIND_COPY =
    I_NO_FORWARD =
CATCH CX_SEND_REQ_BCS INTO LV_SEND_REQ_BCS.
ENDTRY.
SEND EMAIL DOCUMENT
TRY.
CALL METHOD LO_BCS->SEND_REQUEST->SET_REQUESTED_STATUS
EXPORTING
    I_REQUESTED_STATUS = 'N'
TRY.
CALL METHOD LO_BCS->SEND
EXPORTING
   I_WITH_ERROR_SCREEN = SPACE
RECEIVING
    RESULT              = LV_SENT_TO_ALL
CATCH CX_SEND_REQ_BCS INTO LV_SEND_REQ_BCS.
ENDTRY.
ENDTRY.
ENDLOOP.
COMMIT WORK.

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To the experts and the experienced:
I am trying to send email in html format from a Korn shell script on Solaris 10. The
email does get delivered and is displayed html-formatted, except that the From:, To: and
Subject: lines are displayed in the email body, rather than in the email header. I
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<p>Newman</p>
frontier\
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I searched in google and found a solution:
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