Installation, Configuration, Removal

 
 

SMTP Mailer Extension Swiftlet 1.0    Installation, Configuration, Removal

 
 

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  Installation

To install the Extension Swiftlet you can use the CLI script "install.cli" stored within the "scripts" directory. This is to be adjusted corresponding to the target router and may now be executed with CLI (resp. with the clis shell script). Now, the Extension Swiftlet is installed and need to be configured. Divergently, the installation may also take place manually via the SwiftMQ explorer or the property configuration file as described in the SwiftMQ documentation.

Note that you should define an JNDI alias "mailout" for the mailout queue. Otherwise the example program will not work.

Configuration

After the installation the Swiftlet is to be configured. This may be done by the SwiftMQ explorer, CLI or the property configuration file. Subsequent, the entries are described within the property configuration file.

"xt$mailer" is recommended as Swiftlet name.

SMTP Host

Contains the DNS hostname of the SMTP host.

Format:


 swiftlet.xt$mailer.smtp.host=<hostname>

Example:


 swiftlet.xt$mailer.smtp.host=mail.acme.com

SMTP Port (Optional)

Contains the SMTP port. Default is 25.

Format:


 swiftlet.xt$mailer.smtp.port=<port>

Example:


 swiftlet.xt$mailer.smtp.port=25

Retry Interval (Optional)

Contains the retry interval in ms concerning the sending trials if the mail sending fails because, for example, the SMTP server is not available. Default is 120000 (2 minutes).

Format:


 swiftlet.xt$mailer.retry.interval=<long>

Example:


 swiftlet.xt$mailer.retry.interval=60000

Default 'From' address (Optional)

Contains the default 'From' address. This is utilised if no 'From' address is given within the request.

Format:


 swiftlet.xt$mailer.default.address.from=<address>

Example:


 swiftlet.xt$mailer.default.address.from=mailswiftlet@acme.com

Default 'To' address (Optional)

Contains the default 'To' address. This is utilised if no 'To' address is given within the request.

Format:


 swiftlet.xt$mailer.default.address.to=<address>

Example:


 swiftlet.xt$mailer.default.address.to=admin@acme.com

Default 'Reply-To' address (Optional)

Contains the default 'Reply-To' address. This is utilised if no 'Reply-To' address is given within the request.

Format:


 swiftlet.xt$mailer.default.address.replyto=<address>

Example:


 swiftlet.xt$mailer.default.address.replyto=sales@acme.com

Default 'CC' address (Optional)

Contains the default 'CC' address. This is utilised if no 'CC' address is given within the request. This may be specified, for example, to archive any outgoing eMail.

Format:


 swiftlet.xt$mailer.default.address.cc=<address>

Example:


 swiftlet.xt$mailer.default.address.cc=archive@acme.com

Removal

To remove the Extension Swiftlet you can use the CLI script "remove.cli" stored within the "scripts" directory. This is to be adjusted corresponding to the target router and may now be executed with CLI (resp. with the clis shell script). Now, the Extension Swiftlet is de-installed. Divergently, the de-installation may also take place manually via the SwiftMQ Explorer or the Property Configuration File as described in the SwiftMQ documentation.

 
 
     
 

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