SMTPRequest
SMTPRequest
SMTPRequest allows CDP to send out requests to any remote SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) server, thus allowing CDP to send out e-mails.
SMTPRequest shares common properties with other URLRequests, but has also the following specific configuration properties:
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| URL<string> | Remote URL to send SMTP request to (SMTP server address). Can be prefixed by SMTP protocol scheme (smtp://). |
| To | E-mail address(es) to send mail to. Multiple recipient addresses can be set separating them by comma (,). |
| From | Sender e-mail address. Note that SMTP servers usually do not allow SMTP relaying i.e. you can not set sender to other domain than is allowed by request target SMTP server. Can not be left empty. |
| Subject | E-mail subject line. Can not be left empty. Note: Subject property will be processed by FormatTranslator before send, so you can use any request channel value in here, taht can be useful for sending channel values as part of Subject line (note that values can also be ValueMap translated to any string). |
Note that the request body will be sent as e-mail text. Choose appropriate RequestTranslator (for example FormatTranslator) to customize e-mail text as needed.
See also shared common properties with other Requests (including the properties controlling what events cause the SMTPRequest to be sent).
See also shared common properties with other URLRequests (including request encryption settings).
Note: SMTP protocol is for sending e-mails only, so SMTPRequest does not allow CDP to receive e-mails.
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