Lost Process ... I have the XML ... How do I get it back?

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Permalink Reply by Joe Klug on May 18, 2015 at 7:01am

You can just copy the xml file into the processes folder of the Neuron solution.  Open ESB Explorer and navigate to Processes - you should see it there.

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Permalink Reply by Don Johnson on May 18, 2015 at 7:04am

Thanks.

On a side note:  Can I create an email body text in a C# Process Step and add it to my SMTP adapter.  If so, how?

 

Such as:

string mailbody = "The attached file contains the missing USFoods items.\r\n\r\n"; mailbody = mailbody + "The format of the file is:  05/18/2015,2786689,SAUCE  HOLNDAIS PLST JUG,,\r\n";

mailbody = mailbody + "The first field is the Invoice Date\r\n"; mailbody = mailbody + "The second field is the PLU\r\n";

mailbody = mailbody + "The third field is the Description\r\n";

mailbody = mailbody + "The fourth field is for the Lawson Account Number\r\n";

mailbody = mailbody + "The fifth field is for the Lawson Sub Account\r\n\r\n"; mailbody = mailbody + "Please place the apporpriate Lawson Account Number after the third comma:\r\n"; mailbody = mailbody + "             05/18/2015,2786689,SAUCE  HOLNDAIS PLST JUG,620004,\r\n\r\n";

mailbody = mailbody + "If a Lawson Sub Account is needed, place it after the last comma, otherwise leave it blank.\r\n";

mailbody = mailbody + "             05/18/2015,2786689,SAUCE  HOLNDAIS PLST JUG,620004,0001\r\n\r\n";

context.Data.SetProperty("smtp", "Body", mailbody);

 

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Permalink Reply by Joe Klug on May 18, 2015 at 7:09am

Yes you can.  In the adapter endpoint properties for the SMTP adapter, set the property "Message as Attachment" to false.  This tells the adapter to take the ESBMessage.Body contents and use them as the body of the email.  If you want to be fancy, you can set the ESBMessage.Body to some html content in a C# step.  Then you would also set the adapter endpoint property Body Format = True, so that it treats the html correctly.

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Permalink Reply by Don Johnson on May 18, 2015 at 7:23am

Thanks you very much, sir.

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