I'm sure I'm missing a small bit of common WOKnowledge, because this seems pretty basic. But help would be greatly appreciated.

I'm sending an HTML email using a WOComponent as the source. I've done this before from within another component but I'm now trying to do this in a separate (non-WOComponent) standard Java class.

I started with:

EmailHTMLTemplate mailPage = (EmailHTMLTemplate)pageWithName ( "EmailHTMLTemplate" );

And got "cannot find symbol"

Thinking the errant symbol might be "pageWithName", I tried this:

EmailHTMLTemplate mailPage = (EmailHTMLTemplate) WOApplication.application().pageWithName( "EmailHTMLTemplate", context () );

Ditto. So, do I need to pass in a context()? If so, how? (FYI: this is a static method and being called from a WOComponent).

Or, am I looking at this all wrong and trying to force fit something? Anytime I get into a spot like this I think back to Jonathan Rentzsch's "If you're writing code, you're doing something wrong" maxim. Perhaps I'm headed in the wrong direction.

Regards,

Drew

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