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| elenzo |
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I am not asking for training, i am asking for help.
At first I simply used XMLNSC but as a result I could only attached one file and the image was not showed neither, so I changed to MIME.
Yes, part of the code was found on internet (in this forum if I am not wrong) |
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| lancelotlinc |
| Posted: Mon Oct 07, 2013 11:21 am Post subject: |
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| elenzo wrote: |
I am not asking for training, i am asking for help.
At first I simply used XMLNSC but as a result I could only attached one file and the image was not showed neither, so I changed to MIME.
Yes, part of the code was found on internet (in this forum if I am not wrong) |
Simply copy and paste source code without reading the source code is not wise. You should write your own code so you clearly understand what each line does.
Have you imported and run this sample ?
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| elenzo |
| Posted: Mon Oct 07, 2013 11:27 am Post subject: |
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My friend, I think you are not reading what i am writing (or maybe you dont understand my no native english).
I understand what my code does, I have many years working with WMB, but in this case I run into something I cant figure out how to do it and that is why I created this post, If you cant help me dont worry, may be someone else can, but please dont keep post it comments with no suggestion |
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| lancelotlinc |
| Posted: Mon Oct 07, 2013 11:28 am Post subject: |
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| elenzo wrote: |
My friend, I think you are not reading what i am writing (or maybe you dont understand my no native english).
I understand what my code does, I have many years working with WMB, but in this case I run into something I cant figure out how to do it and that is why I created this post, If you cant help me dont worry, may be someone else can, but please dont keep post it comments with no suggestion |
The suggestion is to import and run the email sample, which demonstrates
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| Recipients specified on the form receive the message as an email in the appropriate format with any attachments. |
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| elenzo |
| Posted: Mon Oct 07, 2013 11:29 am Post subject: |
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| I did that, but the code that use is java, not esql and is not attaching any image to the email... |
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| lancelotlinc |
| Posted: Mon Oct 07, 2013 11:34 am Post subject: |
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| elenzo wrote: |
| I did that, but the code that use is java, not esql and is not attaching any image to the email... |
The sample is known to work. Make the sample work, then insert a Trace node between the JCN and EmailOutput node which will demonstrate the correct Logical Message Tree you need. Reading the Logical Message Tree, write the equivalent code in ESQL.
I asked you what are the values you are setting for Attachment Content Type, Attachment Content Encoding, and Multipart Content Type. Your reply was that you were not setting these values. However, according to the InfoCentre, these values must be set. By reviewing the Email sample, and the Logical Message Tree produced by the sample, you can implement the functionality you want.
Don't say the sample does not work. The sample does work.
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| mqjeff |
| Posted: Mon Oct 07, 2013 11:34 am Post subject: |
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Ok, so you're adding a MIME part that says it's a base64 encoded string, but in fact, it is a BLOB string.
Check the text contents of the email. See if the image starts with X' and then has a bunch of stuff that is not the right stuff. |
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| elenzo |
| Posted: Mon Oct 07, 2013 11:44 am Post subject: |
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| mqjeff wrote: |
Ok, so you're adding a MIME part that says it's a base64 encoded string, but in fact, it is a BLOB string.
Check the text contents of the email. See if the image starts with X' and then has a bunch of stuff that is not the right stuff. |
Thanks for yuor reply mqjeff
The image doesnt start with X, is like R0lGODlh/gE+APcAANzh7Dp/e ... I dont know what this is, my guess is that i need to do something with base64. What other way can an image come on a message?
I think the problem is here:
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| CREATE FIELD P2."Content-Transfer-Encoding" TYPE NameValue VALUE 'base64'; |
I am not sure if 'base64' is a valid value |
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| mqjeff |
| Posted: Mon Oct 07, 2013 12:02 pm Post subject: |
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I guess the point of my question was - is the string in the TEXT OF THE EMAIL the same as the string in the TEXT OF THE XML?
They should be the same.
If you have a sample email that "works", you should look at the TEXT of it to see what the mime parts are.
It's possible, also, that the email that "works" is actually just an HTML document in single MIME part. |
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| elenzo |
| Posted: Mon Oct 07, 2013 12:13 pm Post subject: |
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I think the problem here is my english 
The MIME message has 2 parts, the first part contains the HTML of the email. This part is show exactly as I want on my email, there is no problem here. The second part of the MIME is the attachment, which it is send on the email, but, instead of send it as an image (even if I call it *.png) when I see it in the email is an unknow file (if I download it and try to open with image viewer it says that the image is wrong) and as it is a separator bar, should be include it on the body of the email.
But to simplify the case, right know the only thing I want is to know how can I add an image that come on the XML message with a base64 encoding to my email as an attachment |
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| fjb_saper |
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What have you tried? Have you tried a simple BLOB with binary form for the MIME? Or having the base 64 encoded text passed as a BLOB into the attachment and defined as base 64 in the MIME part? 
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| elenzo |
| Posted: Tue Oct 08, 2013 4:05 am Post subject: |
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| fjb_saper wrote: |
| What have you tried? Have you tried a simple BLOB with binary form for the MIME? Or having the base 64 encoded text passed as a BLOB into the attachment and defined as base 64 in the MIME part? |
Hi fjb_saper. I tried first whitout using MIME and then with MIME. I dont know how to do this " having the base 64 encoded text passed as a BLOB into the attachment and defined as base 64 in the MIME part" can you help me ? |
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| smdavies99 |
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If I were the OP I'd go back to the Sample flow and add trace nodes at various points in the flow and use it to handle an attachment. Then I'd re-engineer my flow to five me the same message tree structure at the same key points. That's how I learned to use the Email Output Node. It is not that difficult. It just takes a bit of time and a little experimentation.
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| elenzo |
| Posted: Tue Oct 08, 2013 5:12 am Post subject: |
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| I ve been doing that, and once again i can send attachments without problem, the only problem here is when I have to attach an image, thats what I cant do, probably because I dont know how to encode it |
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| mqjeff |
| Posted: Tue Oct 08, 2013 5:27 am Post subject: |
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| elenzo wrote: |
| I ve been doing that, and once again i can send attachments without problem, the only problem here is when I have to attach an image, thats what I cant do, probably because I dont know how to encode it |
Again, what I'd do is I'd send a message from broker that fails to work.
I'd then examine the resulting MIME document as plain text, potentially from the SMTP server logs, possibly from a regular email client.
I'd then try and find an email sent from something else that is *known* to work, and examine the resulting MIME document as plain text.
Alternatively, you could go examine the SMTP and MIME standards (RFCs) and see what the proper value for the ContentTypeEncoding is - but I suspect you'll find out that it needs to be "whatever matches the data".
And all that you've shown of the data is some kind of stringified version in an XML document and I don't personally choose to attempt to deconstruct it to find out if it's already base64 encoded or not, much less figure out if it's had CCSID corruption. |
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