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FEATURE AVAILABILITY STARTING FROM RELEASE 1.12.5

Introduction

This job allows e-mails and their attachments arriving at an in-box to be automatically processed and to be used a basis for generating orders for further Job Chains. In addition, this job can also be used as a pre-processor for other automated mail and atachment processing.  

E-mail Processing Job

This Job carries out the following:

  1. Polls an e-mail inbox:
    • Polling is not recursive - sub-folders of the inbox are not polled.
    • Only unread e-mails are noted.
    • All e-mails processed are marked as being read.
  2. Writes e-mails found to files:
    • E-mails are marked as read (this cannot be changed).
    • E-mails are written as files to a directory.
      • Parameters:
        • copyMail2File=true
        • directory name
  3. Processes any e-mail attachments:
    • When an e-mail with an attachment is found:
      • The attachment is moved to a directory:
        • Parameters:
          • copyAttachmentsToFile=true
          • directory name
      • This directory can also be monitored with, for example, a File Order Source
  4. Generates an Order for another Job Chain (optional)
    • Parameters:
      • createOrder=true
      • the job chain name
    • Order parameters:
      • the file name
      • the subject of the mail
      • the sender
      • the mail received date
  5. The mail is post-processed (optional):
    • Prameters:
      • afterProcessEmail:
        • markAsRead
          • Default setting
        • delete
          • The mail is deleted
        • move
          • the mail is moved to another folder
            • Parameter:
              • the folder name

Example Job

Example Job 
<job  title="Process email incoming box" order="no" name="ProcessMail">

    <description >
        <include  file="jobs/SOSMailProcessInbox.xml"/>
    </description>

    <params >
        <param  name="mail_host" value="mail.sos-berlin.com"/>
        <param  name="mail_port" value="993"/>
        <param  name="mail_user" value="myUser"/>
        <param  name="mail_password" value="********Ü"/>
        <param  name="mail_ssl" value="true"/>
        <param  name="mail_server_timeout" value="30000"/>
        <param  name="mail_subject_filter" value="string2search"/>
        <param  name="copy_mail_to_file" value="true"/>
        <param  name="mail_dump_dir" value="c:/temp/mails"/>
        <param  name="process_attachments" value="true"/>
        <param  name="attachement_directory_name" value="c:/temp/attachment"/>
        <param  name="max_mails_to_process" value="20000"/>
        <param  name="after_process_email" value="copy"/>
        <param  name="after_process_email_directory_name" value="email:INBOX/test"/>
        <param  name="mail_server_type" value="IMAP"/>
        <param  name="attachment_file_name_pattern" value="\${subject}_\${filename}"/>
   </params>

    <script  language="java" java_class="com.sos.jitl.mailprocessor.SOSMailProcessInboxJSAdapterClass"/>

    <run_time />
</job>

Provision of E-mails as JavaScript Objects

JavaScript can be used to retrieve an e-mail as a JavaScript object once the mail has been saved as a file by the SOSMailProcessInBox job. The individual parts of the mail can then further automatically processed as required.

SOSEmailObject email = getEmailObject(var filename) -

  • String email.getSubject()
  • String email.getAttachmentFilename
  • String email.getReceipient
  • String email.getBody()
  • String email.getReturnAddress
  • String email.get
  • ....

Example Job Retrieving E-Mail Message

Here is an example job which retrieves an e-mail message file as a JavaScript object and logs individual properties of the message.

Example Job 
<job  enabled="yes" stop_on_error="no">
    <script  language="java:javascript">
        <![CDATA[
function spooler_process(){

var message = com.sos.jitl.mailprocessor.SOSFileToMailProcessor.getMessage("C:/temp/mails/10f7-5b35e680-71-456fb280@195509842");
spooler_log.info("Subject: " + message.getSubject());
spooler_log.info(message.getPlainTextBody());
spooler_log.info("To:" + message.getFirstToRecipient());
spooler_log.info("To:" +message.getToRecipient(0));
spooler_log.info("To:" +message.getRecipient("TO", 0));
spooler_log.info("CC:" + message.getFirstCCRecipient());
spooler_log.info("BCC:" + message.getFirstBCCRecipient());
spooler_log.info("From Address:" + message.getFromAddress());
spooler_log.info("From Name:" + message.getFromName());
spooler_log.info("Content-Type:" + message.getHeaderValue("content-type"));
spooler_log.info("Message Id: " + message.getMessageId());
spooler_log.info("Date:" + message.getSentDate().toLocaleString());
spooler_log.info("Attachment Count:" + message.getSosMailAttachmentsCount());
spooler_log.info(message.getSosMailAttachments().get(0).getContentType());
	return false;
}
        ]]>
    </script>
    <run_time />
</job>

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