Further email send issues
by portedquery on Tue, Jan 20 2009 5:28 PM
Ben,
Just did some more testing and the attachment works fine with the HTML body. I think the email errors were just a setup issue so the only thing left is the token replacement problems which still exists.
Apologies for the string of e-mails but did not want to waste your time on the e-mail failure issue.
Cheers
Mike
From: Mike P
Sent: 19 January 2009 15:54
To: 'Ben Jackson / BlueHub'
Subject: RE: E-Mail attachment question
Ben,
I think I see what might be happening in the token replacement..It looks like only one token replacement is happening. I switched back to using all tokens and now the body text does appear (I check the fields in WT_Email) but now recipient does not get replaced.
When looking at the Body, I can see WHIZTALKATTACHMENTDELIMITER so I guess you can do Body + Attachment but again, the Attachment Name is not being replaced.
Still not sure about the error below.
Cheers
Mike
From: Mike P
Sent: 19 January 2009 15:50
To: 'Ben Jackson / BlueHub'
Subject: RE: E-Mail attachment question
Ben,
One more thing…I am using a local IIS SMTP server. I can send e-mail successfully in Outlook Express however when sending from SI, I am getting the exception “The specified string is not in the form required for an e-mail address” – The mail address looks fine to me (I hard coded one in the port). Sorry, also the token replacement does not seem to work for the Recipient either unless I am doing something very wrong.
Cheers for the help
Mike
From: Mike P
Sent: 19 January 2009 15:35
To: 'Ben Jackson / BlueHub'
Subject: RE: E-Mail attachment question
Hi Ben,
Hope you had a good weekend….
A few e-mail questions – Can you have an HTML body and an attachment? I can’t seem to get this to work but even the attachment is not coming out. Also, the token replacement does not seem to work for Subject, Body or Attachment name.
I am setting the MessageBody to the attachment I want to send (a .csv file).
Then, against the Message itself, I am setting properties (Message[“Subject”]= etc) however I cannot get Subject to come through or the HTML body text.
I guess I can resort to .NET library or we actually have an e-mail library we bought but I’d rather do this through SI ports to get the retry and other associated benefits.
Any help greatly appreciated
Kind regards
Mike