Email

Purpose¶

Send emails.

Methods¶

Binding name: p6.email

Method: boolean sendEmail( final String from, final String to, final String plainBody )

Send an email using the JavaMail API. It will return whether the email has been correctly sent or not.

Parameters:

from: the sender’s email address
to: the recipient’s email address
plainBody: the email’s body content as plain text

Method: boolean sendHtmlEmail( final String from, final String to, final String htmlBody )

Send an email using the JavaMail API. It will return whether the email has been correctly sent or not.

Parameters:

from: the sender’s email address
to: the recipient’s email address
htmlBody: the email’s body content as html

Method: boolean sendEmail( final String from, final String to, final String plainBody, final Map<String, String> params )

Send an email using the JavaMail API. It will return whether the email has been correctly sent or not.

Parameters:

from: the sender’s email address
to: the recipient’s email address
plainBody: the email’s body content as plain text
params: additional parameters

Method: boolean sendHtmlEmail( final String from, final String to, final String htmlBody, final Map<String, String> params )

Send an email using the JavaMail API. It will return whether the email has been correctly sent or not.

Parameters:

from: the sender’s email address
to: the recipient’s email address
htmlBody: the email’s body content as html
params: additional parameters

Method: boolean sendEmail( final String from, final String to, final String plainBody, final Map<String, String> params, final List<Map> mapAttachments )

Send an email using the JavaMail API. It will return whether the email has been correctly sent or not.

Parameters:

from: the sender’s email address
to: the recipient’s email address
plainBody: the email’s body content as plain text
params: additional parameters
mapAttachments: attachments files

Method: boolean sendHtmlEmail( final String from, final String to, final String htmlBody, final Map<String, String> params, final List<Map> mapAttachments )

Send an email using the JavaMail API. It will return whether the email has been correctly sent or not.

Parameters:

from: the sender’s email address
to: the recipient’s email address
htmlBody: the email’s body content as html
params: additional parameters
mapAttachments: attachments files

Method: boolean sendEmail( final String from, final String to, final String plainBody, final String htmlBody, final Map<String, String> params, final List<Map> mapAttachments )

Send a multipart email containing a plain text and html body using the JavaMail API. It will return whether the email has been correctly sent or not.

Parameters:

from: the sender’s email address
to: the recipient’s email address
plainBody: the email’s body content as plain text
htmlBody: the email’s body content as html text
params: additional parameters
mapAttachments: attachments files

Attachments files¶

Zero or more attachments can be specified. Unless using the fileurl header the attachment content must be specified as bytes.

Key	Description	Value
`name`	Used to identify the email body (required)	`body`
`type`	MIME Types (required)
`filename`	Name for attachment
`filenurl`	The URL of a file to attach

Additional parameters of the request¶

You can set the information below in the params map.

Key	Description
`profile.name`	Email profile name to use for the request
`profile.appkey`	Email profile appKey to use for the request
`replyto`	Reply to address
`cc`	Courtesy copy address
`bcc`	Blind courtesy copy address
`subject`	The email subject

Examples¶

Above all, you must check that you have a default email profile set in the Email Profiles service.

Example 1

Send the message Hello from dev.b2box.com@amalto.com to toto@amalto.com.

p6.email.sendEmail('dev.b2box.com@amalto.com', 'toto@amalto.com', 'This is email body content.')

Example 2

Same as the first example with an email’s subject.

def params = [ 'subject': 'Email Service Test' ]

p6.email.sendEmail('dev.b2box.com@amalto.com', 'toto@amalto.com', 'This is email body content.', params)

Example 3

Same as the second example with two additional attachments: the hello.txt file and the logo.tiff logo.

def attachments = [
    [
        headers: [
            filename: 'hello.txt',
            type: 'text/plain'
        ],
        bytes: 'This is attachment content'.getBytes()
    ],
    [ 
        headers: [ fileurl: 'file:///opt/p6core.data/logo.tiff' ] 
    ]
]

def params = [ 'subject': 'Email Service Test' ]

print p6.email.sendEmail('dev.b2box.com@amalto.com', 'roxane.mace@amalto.com', 'This is email body content.\n', params, attachments)

Example 4

Send a multipat email

def params = [ ]
def attachments = [ ]

p6.email.sendEmail('dev.b2box.com@amalto.com', 'toto@amalto.com', 'This is plain text email body content.', 'This is <b>html email</b> body content.', params, attachments)