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Hi,
I tried to compile the email classes in the
'speeltuin', in order to use the multipart functionality, but when I try to send
an example mail, I get a java.lang.ClassCastException , in EmailHandler, line
355.
Any idea what might be wrong?
Thanks a lot!
Bart
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, October 31, 2003 3:24
PM
Subject: Re: email problem
On Oct 29, 2003, at 12:45 PM, Niels Siemons/SVDT
wrote:
Hello,
I've got a
problem with a bulkmail sending:
The situation:
I loop throw a list of users for who
I create an email node
After a while (about 100
e-mails) I get a Exception: node could not be found.
Via the email tool in mmadmin. I can see that the
messagequeue is growing and being send.
Does
someone has a suggestion?
Mail settings
Max number of queued messages in memory
500
Messages queued time 3600
Queued probe time 300
Thanks,
Niels
This is a known
problem, solved by the email application found in the application dir, the
newest version can
be found in the'speeltuin' under my name (daniel). it
also has examples. The idea is NOT to loop 500 users but
to greate a group
with 500 users attached (lets call this group subscribers) and give that to
the mail application. Its
smart enough to see that it has to send mail to
each of the users in the attached groep of the email :
----- example
---
<mm:createnode id="mail1" type="email">
<mm:setfield
name="from">[EMAIL PROTECTED]</mm:setfield>
<mm:setfield
name="subject">test mmbase email</mm:setfield>
<mm:setfield
name="body">Tralala</mm:setfield>
</mm:createnode>
<mm:node
id="group1" number="groups.testgroep" />
<mm:createrelation
source="mail1" destination="group1" role="related" />
<!--
start the mailer but return directly (background mailing) -->
<mm:node referid="mail1">
<mm:field name="startmail(oneshot)"
/>
</mm:node>
----------------------
It also supports
easy way to personalise for each user you mail it will call the jsp's for each
user with params for its id :
---- example
------
<mm:createnode id="mail1" type="email">
<mm:setfield
name="from">[EMAIL PROTECTED]</mm:setfield>
<mm:setfield
name="subject">http://localhost:8123/mmapps/email/example5_subject.jsp</mm:setfield>
<mm:setfield
name="body">http://localhost:8123/mmapps/email/example5_body.jsp</mm:setfield>
</mm:createnode>
<mm:node
id="group1" number="groups.testgroep" />
<mm:createrelation
source="mail1" destination="group1" role="related" />
<!--
start the mailer but return directly (background mailing) -->
<mm:node referid="mail1">
<mm:field name="startmail(oneshot)"
/>
</mm:node>
----- example body.jsp
-------
<[EMAIL PROTECTED] uri="http://www.mmbase.org/mmbase-taglib-1.0"
prefix="mm" %>
<mm:cloud>
<mm:import externid="usernumber"
/>
<mm:node number="$usernumber">
Hi <mm:field
name="firstname" /> <mm:field name="lastname" /> !
<p
/>
Nice to see you again, These are your settings
:
<p>
firstname : <mm:field name="firstname"
/><br/>
lastname : <mm:field name="lastname"
/><br/>
email : <mm:field name="email"
/><br/>
account : <mm:field name="account"
/><br/>
password : <mm:field name="password"
/><br/>
<p>
Bye,<br />
MMBase Email
Team.
</mm:node>
</mm:cloud>
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Last
feature is multipart and attachments (only found in the 'speeltuin' cvs)
-------- example ------
<!-- create the email node
-->
<mm:createnode id="mail1" type="email">
<mm:setfield
name="from">[EMAIL PROTECTED]</mm:setfield>
<mm:setfield
name="to"><mm:write referid="to"
/></mm:setfield>
<mm:setfield name="subject">my first mmbase
mail !!</mm:setfield>
<mm:setfield
name="body">
<multipart id="plaintext" type="text/plain">
This
is plain text !
</multipart>
<multipart id="htmltext"
alt="plaintext" type="text/html">
<H1>THIS IS HTML
!</H1>
</multipart>
</mm:setfield>
</mm:createnode>
<!--
send the email node -->
<mm:node referid="mail1">
<mm:field
name="mail(oneshot)"
/>
</mm:node>
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Hope this
helps,
Daniel
Ockeloen
Submarine/MMBased
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