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Sending Email [message #895141]

Wed, 11 July 2012 15:31

Gregory Testa
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Registered: April 2012

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Would anyone know if there is a good tutorial/sample on sending email within an EGL CE project?
I've tried porting Aaron A.'s EGL Email project (on RBD w/ WAS 6.1) but wasn't able to do it.
Thanks!
Gregory

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Re: Sending Email [message #895148 is a reply to message #895141]

Wed, 11 July 2012 15:53

Dan Darnell
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Registered: November 2011
Location: Arkansas

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Please help me understand a bit more...

Are you talking about Aaron's RPG EMail solution or something he did with EGL? (I didn't know he did anything with EGL.)

Do you really want/need to do this in EGL CE (now an obsolete product) or could you use EDT or RBD instead?

I have examples that might help you but I'm confused about what you've tried and where...

--Dan

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Re: Sending Email [message #895324 is a reply to message #895148]

Thu, 12 July 2012 08:58

Gregory Testa
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Registered: April 2012

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Hi Dan --
I'm working in the Eclipse IDE for EGL Web Developers Version 0.8.0.

Previously, I was working in RBD 7.5, and I had imported Aaron's EGL Email project and updated it for WAS 7.0 and it worked great. I've attached his original project.

...project is 3M too big to attach. It is in IBM's developerworks...google on EGLRichUIEmail.zip (couldn't attach the link either sorry)

But now, I would like to get this running in my new EGL Rich UI environment (preferably with Tomcat 6.0 - as that would be my deployment environment).

Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Gregory T.

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Re: Sending Email [message #895389 is a reply to message #895324]

Thu, 12 July 2012 12:40

Dan Darnell
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Registered: November 2011
Location: Arkansas

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Ah, gotcha. Different Aaron than I was thinking of...now I understand that part. Razz

I'm gonna check out the package you referenced...

--Dan

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Re: Sending Email [message #895426 is a reply to message #895324]

Thu, 12 July 2012 16:45

Dan Darnell
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Registered: November 2011
Location: Arkansas

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Okay...I compared what Aaron was doing to my own Java Mail implementation and then ported a hybrid of the two into EDT.

Attached is an EDT project with an example using the Java Mail API in a service invocation from a Rich UI client. I used EDT 0.81 M3 and tested the client both inside the IDE and deployed to an external Tomcat 6 server.

--Dan

Attachment: EMailTest.zip
(Size: 32.54KB, Downloaded 80 times)

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Re: Sending Email [message #895434 is a reply to message #895426]

Thu, 12 July 2012 17:39

Theresa Ramsey
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Thanks for sharing Dan!

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Re: Sending Email [message #895623 is a reply to message #895426]

Fri, 13 July 2012 16:35

Gregory Testa
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Works great! Thanks, Dan!!

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Re: Sending Email [message #1079590 is a reply to message #895426]

Sun, 04 August 2013 17:02

Jurij J
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Registered: August 2013

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Hello Dan,

thank you a lot for sharing your code.
I've tried to use your Mail.egl but compiler goes wrong:
>>The type JavaObject cannot be resolved

If I try to organize import(import eglx.java.JavaObject;), then compiler wrong too:
>>javaName cannot be resolved

Could you help me with some advise please?

Thank you in advance/ Jurij

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Re: Sending Email [message #1079595 is a reply to message #895141]

Sun, 04 August 2013 17:15

Jurij J
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Registered: August 2013

Junior Member

Hello all,

I've tried to use this code.
Definition of external type in Mail.egl goes wrong.

Compiler says:
>>The type JavaObject cannot be resolved.

And if I organize imports(import eglx.java.JavaObject;) then:
>>javaName cannot be resolved.

Could you please help me with some advise.

Thank you in advance. /Jurij

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Re: Sending Email [message #1080087 is a reply to message #895141]

Mon, 05 August 2013 08:56

Jurij J
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Registered: August 2013

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update:
It works for EDT 8.1.
For EDT 8.2 does't work, see previous messages(problem with type JavaObject).

/Jurij

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Re: Sending Email [message #1080799 is a reply to message #1080087]

Tue, 06 August 2013 07:41

Richard Moulton
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Registered: August 2011
Location: Devon, UK

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This may or may not help but check out the following page that lists differences in the language and syntax between releases.

http://wiki.eclipse.org/EDT:The_Differences_between_EDT_0.8.2_and_EDT_0.8.1

Richard

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Re: Sending Email [message #1082365 is a reply to message #1080799]

Thu, 08 August 2013 09:16

Jurij J
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Registered: August 2013

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Hi Richard,
thanks for this link! I didn't find reference to external types differences, but what I found out:
This code works for EDT 8.2 as well BUT only if project is configured to support ONLY generation to Java(generation to JavaScript is turned off).

Regards, Jurij

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