SMTP Adapter Reference

host

Supply the fully qualified name of the smart host.

any string, must be a valid SMTP server

localhost (default)

port

Supply the SMTP port number of the smart host.

any integer

25 (default)

user

Supply user and password as user/password.

any string

domainName

String

in

Supplies the sender domain the e-mail is sent from. Normally this is the FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain Name) of the system the Bridge is running on (e.g. e2e.ch).

server

String

in

Supplies the name of the smart host. If no server is specified, localhost will be used.

port

Integer

in

Supplies the SMTP port of the smart host. If no port number is specified, 25 will be used.

user

String

in

Supplies the user part of the credentials.

password

String

in

Supplies the password part of the credentials.

sender

String

in

Supplies the e-mail address of the sender of the e-mail. It contains the plain address without comments or real name parts (e.g. order@e2e.ch). If you do not specify a sender, the e-mail cannot be delivered successfully.

The sender defines the Return-Path value of the message header. Some smart hosts check, if the sender's address is legitimate before accepting the e-mail. If the from field is provided in the header parameters, its value will be displayed in the e-mail client instead of the sender.

recipients

Array of String

in

Each array element identifies one recipient of the e-mail, and contains the plain address without comments or real name parts.

headerParameters

Array of MIMEHeaderField

in

Supplies an array of custom SMTP header parameters with name - value pairs (to, cc, bcc, from, subject, reply-to, etc.).

You need to provide the e-mail addresses of all recipients in array recipients!
If no recipients are defined, the service will return an error. Recipients, which are defined in the array attribute headerParameters are only used to display the to, cc, and bcc fields in the receiver's e-mail client. They will not be used for the list of real recipients, unless you define them explicitly in the tagged values of the SMTP adapter as shown for static e-mailing.

If you use the e-mail client function Reply All upon receiving the e-mail, the recipients of the new e-mail will be generated from the original SMTP header parameters, and the sender, unless the from field was defined in the message header.

Examples:

• Name: to
  Value:Customers

• Name: subject
  Value:Order E2E Bridge

• Name: reply-to
  Value:info@e2e.ch

content

Blob

in

The body of the e-mail may contain any kind of data and is wrapped in an object of base type Blob.

MimeHeaderField

name

String

value

String