Originally posted by: DennisRitche

Hello Team,

Can any one give the explanation on Email outbound command in Email Adapter. need syntax explanation

Originally posted by: Tim Rabbitt

Hello Dennis:

An overall syntax summary for the WTX email adapter can be found at: http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSVSD8_8.4.1/com.ibm.websphere.dtx.adapemail.doc/topics/g_email_Syntax_Summary.htm?lang=en

If you need any additional information can you let me know what your email system is and whether you will be sending attachments as this all impacts what the overall syntax would be.

Do you have a map configured to use this and you experiencing any errors or are you just asking a general question?  If you are getting errors, enable the email adapter trace feature ( -TV )

There is also a WebSphere Email adapter and this documentation can be found at: http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSVSD8_8.4.1/com.ibm.websphere.dtx.wadapemail.doc/concepts/ac37160_.htm?cp=SSVSD8_8.4.1%2F12-10&lang=en

Overall the WTX email adapter is a lot easier to use and configure so we suggest you use that instead of the WebSphere Email adpater.

Regards,

Tim Rabbitt

Originally posted by: DennisRitche

Hello Tim,

Greetings,

In my scenario i have to send an email , taking the output from the map presenting it in the body of the mail . 

If possible can you please explain me in PI.

Originally posted by: paul.brett

I attach a simple example, using the EMAIL adapter, to send the mapped content via an SMTP server.

Thank-you.

Paul.

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Originally posted by: DennisRitche

Hi paul,

I have a question regarding the command you used in the above attachment

In general as per my knowledge in order to send an email we have to configure sender authentication details like username and password .

But here how it will be done.

Originally posted by: paul.brett

In my example, I am delivering to an SMTP server.  No authentication required.

Additional command line options can be added to my RUN() command, if authentication is required:

=RUN("Blob.mmc",ECHOIN(1,Out1)+" -OAEMAIL1 '-PROTO inet -SERVER smtp.company.com -USER wtx -PASS wtxpass -FROM WebSphereTX -TO recipient@company.com -SUBJECT ''This is the stuff you wanted'' -TV '")

...but I doubt your target is SMTP, based on your question.

Can you give more details about your target?

Thank-you.

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Originally posted by: DennisRitche

Hi Paul,

My target is SMTP only .

Attaching the Trace file , please help me out.

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Originally posted by: DennisRitche

How to give port number 

Originally posted by: paul.brett

I see:

Server host is 'pswarna@miraclesoft.com'.
WSAHostData: No host data available for 'pswarna@miraclesoft.com' (authoritative host not found).

Please send us your complete command line (with the password masked).

Thank-you.

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Originally posted by: DennisRitche

-PR INET -SERVER smtp.miraclesoft.com -FROM pswarna@miraclesoft.com -PASS ......... -TO pswarna@miraclesoft.com -SUBJECT test  -TV

Attaching the latest trace file.

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m4email.mtr   4 KB 1 version

Originally posted by: paul.brett

I see:

<MAIL FROM:<pswarna@miraclesoft.com>
>530 authentication required (F)
<RSET

I think you need to add -USER, as I mentioned before.

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Originally posted by: DennisRitche

Sorry paul i missed that in my previous command but I actually used it 

-PR INET -SERVER smtp.miraclesoft.com -FROM pswarna@miraclesoft.com -USER pswarna@miraclesoft.com -PASS ......... -TO pswarna@miraclesoft.com -SUBJECT test  -TV

Originally posted by: paul.brett

I thought that the classic Email adapter did support SMTP authentication, but it appears that I may be wrong.  I will research and get back to you.

Thank-you.

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Originally posted by: paul.brett

OK, so I find that the classical Email adapter does not support SMTP authentication (with was not part of the original RFC for SMTP, and added later).

This means using the WebSphere Email adapter instead.  I will create and upload an example soon.

Thank-you.

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Originally posted by: paul.brett

A WebSphere Email adapter example, as promised.  This is actually a slightly edited form of the example given with the Design Studio installations.  It does include SMTP authentication:

-TV j2ca.mtr -is:functionName Create -wtx:ispec com.ibm.j2ca.email.EmailInteractionSpec -wtx:record com.ibm.j2ca.email.EmailStructuredRecord -wtx:schemadir CommonSchemas -mcf:host smtp.company.com -mcf:protocol smtp -mcf:userName Dave -mcf:password dingbat

The recipient, subject and sender information are all dealt with in card rules.  It would be a simple matter to convert this to a map that could be called via a RUN() function, and override these settings.

Thank-you.

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Originally posted by: DennisRitche

Thanks paul 

This is working fine.