Data Transformation Engine E-Mail Adapter Reference Guide

Chapter 4 - Syntax Summary Example Files
E-mail Adapter Reference Guide
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Example - Send Mail Using the MAPI Protocol
For the GET > Source setting in an input card dialog, select e-mail. In the GET >
Source > Command field, the following command example:
-PR MAPI -U sbill -ATT -T
receives electronic mail using the MAPI protocol to a user named sbill. The
Attachment adapter command (
–ATT) command specifies that any message
attachments are processed. The Trace adapter command (
-T) command creates a
trace file that reports adapter activity and event information occurring during this
process.
Example - MAPI Override, Command Line
To override output map card 1 using an adapter for MAPI e-mail systems on a
Windows NT platform, receive an attachment from a user, and generate a trace
file:
-OAEMAIL1 ‘-PR MAPI -U outlook -ATT -T’
Example - Lotus cc:Mail Override, Command Line
To override output map card 2 using an adapter for a cc:Mail system on a
Windows NT platform, send an attachment to user frank, and generate a trace
file:
-OAEMAIL2 ‘-PR CCMAIL -U frank -P lymdear4 -PO poffice –ATT -T’
Example - Lotus Notes Override, Command Line
To override output map card 3 using an adapter for a Lotus Notes e-mail system
on a Windows NT platform, send an attachment to a user, and generate a new
trace file:
-OAEMAIL3 ‘-PR notes -P lymdear4 -ATT -T’
Example - Internet E-mail Override, Command Line
To override output map card 4 using an adapter for Internet E-mail systems on a
Windows NT platform, send an attachment, and generate a trace file:
-OAEMAIL4 ‘-PR inet -ATT -T’