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| rajmq |
 Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2003 6:35 am Post subject: MailPlugin Details |
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Partisan
Joined: 29 Sep 2002
Posts: 331
Location: USA
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Hi
Using ia07 Supportpac i was trying to send mail.I just Followed all steps which is specified in pdf.
i created one message flow which specified in pdf
MQInputNode.....>SendMailPlugin.....>DataWareHouse
What are the paramerter i need to specify the SendMailPlugin??
(in pdf it is not clear)
What is the purpose of DataWareHouse Node??
What are steps i need to follow after creation of sendmailplugin??
can anyone help me out!!!
Thanks in Advance
raj |
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| jefflowrey |
| Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2003 8:39 am Post subject: |
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Joined: 16 Oct 2002
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Suppose you want to send an email with the following properties.
Then you need to do this:
1) Install the sendmail plugin to your configuration manager and broker. (you have done this already)
2) Create a message flow that includes the sendmail plugin
3) Configure the sendmail plugin in that message flow to know where your mailserver is. This depends on which version of the sendmail plugin you installed - the 'sendmail' version or the 'smtp' version. If you are using a broker on Windows, you only have the 'smtp' version availble.
For the SMTP version, if your mailserver was at mail.mydomain.com, and was using the standard port (25), you would put 'mail.mydomain.com' into the SMTP servername field on the SMTP tab in the properties of the sendmail plugin in your message flow.
4) Create the message that will go to the sendmail node in your plugin. This message looks like
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<Message>
<From>wmqi@mydomain.com</From>
<To>test@mydomain.com</To>
<Subject>Hello</Subject>
<Body>Hi! This message is from WMQI.</Body>
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You can create this message by either
1) putting an MQInput node directly before the sendmail plugin with the XML domain specified, and then putting the XML <Message> document onto the queue
2) Create the message in a Compute Node, like this
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Set OutputRoot.XML.Message.From = 'wmqi@mydomain.com';
Set OutputRoot.XML.Message.To = 'test@mydomain.com';
Set OutputRoot.XML.Message.Subject = 'Hello';
Set OutputRoot.XML.Message.Body = 'Hi! This message is from WMQI.'; |
Hook up the output connector of the Compute node to the input connector of the sendmail plugin.
The Warehouse node in the sample message flow was put there to log every email that was sent out into a database. The Warehouse node is not very useful, as it only stores messages in two columns {message ID, blob message data}. |
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