Posted by
Andrew Sykes on
May 01, 2006; 10:44am
URL: http://ofbiz.116.s1.nabble.com/Users-sendMailToRoles-tp138731p138738.html
Charles,
The definition for storeEmailAsCommunication is:
Service Name: storeEmailAsCommunication
Description: Store email as a communication event with the status
COM_COMPLETE. The communication event will be from the party of the
userLogin to the party of the partyId parameter. It is meant to run a
SECA after a sendMail to record outgoing emails.
Exportable: False
The important point to notice is "It is meant to run a SECA after a
sendMail to record outgoing emails."
In case you haven't come across SECAs yet, here's a quick definition...
SECA = Service Event Condition Action
A SECA is constituted of three parts, a Service Event, a Condition and
an Action.
Service Event = When a particular stage of execution is reached on the
named service.
Condition = When specific features of the data being processed are
found.
Action = A service to run
In applications/content/servicedef/secas.xml, you will see a definition
for sendMail that looks like this...
<eca service="sendMail" event="commit">
<condition field-name="partyId" operator="is-not-empty"/>
<action service="storeEmailAsCommunication" mode="sync"/>
</eca>
Each attribute is explained below
eca
service = sendMail
event = one of...
auth: on authorisation
commit: on transaction commit
global-commit: on global transaction commit
global-rollback: on global transaction roll-back
in-validate: on validation of 'IN' parameters
invoke: on invocation of the service
out-validate: on validation of 'OUT' parameters
return: on service return
(in each case these are run 'just before' the event)
condition
field-name = one of the 'IN' parameters
operator = one of...
contains
equals
greater
greater-equals
is-empty
is-not-empty
less
less-equals
not-equals
Although not shown above some of these operators also require one of
format/type/value attribute.
action
service: the service to call
mode: one of
sync: synchronous service call
async: asynchronous service call
>From all of the above, you can see that the SECA would only be called if
partyId had a value.
So, I guess that's the first thing to check. Let me know how you get
on...
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Kind Regards
Andrew Sykes <
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Sykes Development Ltd
http://www.sykesdevelopment.com
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