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titleapplication.properties
blueriq.connection.[AQ_MailService name from StudioEncore].email.smtp=exampleDomain.com (for the smtp-host parameter)
blueriq.connection.[AQ_MailService name from StudioEncore].email.smtpport=25 (for the smtp-port parameter)
blueriq.connection.[AQ_MailService name from StudioEncore].email.username=userName (for the smtp-user parameter)
blueriq.connection.[AQ_MailService name from StudioEncore].email.password=password (for the smtp-password parameter)
blueriq.connection.[AQ_MailService name from StudioEncore].email.usetls=true (for the use-tls parameter)
blueriq.connection.[AQ_MailService name from StudioEncore].email.fromaddress=test@yourDomain.com (for the address-from parameter)
blueriq.connection.[AQ_MailService name from StudioEncore].email.toaddresses=test1@example.com (for the addresses-to-expr parameter)
blueriq.connection.[AQ_MailService name from StudioEncore].email.ccaddresses=test2@example.com (for the addresses-cc-expr parameter)
blueriq.connection.[AQ_MailService name from StudioEncore].email.bccaddresses=test3@example.com (for the addresses-bcc-expr parameter)

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When a AQ_MailService connection name is not defined in the properties, the runtime will fall back on the defined default property. The default properties can be defined as shown in the following example. When a specific property for an AQ_MailService is not defined, it will fall back on the default properties. If no default properties are set, it will fall back on the Studio parametersEncore parameters.

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titleapplication.properties
blueriq.connection.email.smtp=exampleDefaultDomain.com (for the smtp-host parameter)
blueriq.connection.email.smtpport=25 (for the smtp-port parameter)
blueriq.connection.email.username=defaultUserName (for the smtp-user parameter)
blueriq.connection.email.password=defaultPassword (for the smtp-password parameter)
blueriq.connection.email.usetls=true (for the use-tls parameter)
blueriq.connection.email.fromaddress=default@yourDomain.com (for the address-from parameter)
blueriq.connection.email.toaddresses=default1@example.com (for the addresses-to-expr parameter)
blueriq.connection.email.ccaddresses=default2@example.com (for the addresses-cc-expr parameter)
blueriq.connection.email.bccaddresses=default3@example.com (for the addresses-bcc-expr parameter)
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When the e-mail addresses are configured through the property files, it's not possible to use expressions or any Blueriq logic to derive them from attributes (use Studio configuration Encore configuration instead).

Also note the following points:

  • The fromaddress property can be only 1 e-mail address.
  • The toaddresses, ccaddresses and bccaddresses may contain more than one address. Multiple addresses may either be seperated by a comma ',' or by a semicolon ';'.
  • If one of the address properties is not filled, it will fallback to the default property. If the default property is not filled, it will fall back on the studio parameters Encore parameters for that one property (it's possible to only configure the fromaddress as property and the other addresses in studioEncore).

E-mail addresses configured in properties may contain the following formats:

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romeo@example.org
romeo@example.org, juliet@example.com
romeo@example.org; juliet@example.com
"romeo@example.org"; "juliet@example.com"
Romeo Capulet <romeo@example.org>
Romeo Capulet <romeo@example.org>, Juliet Montague <juliet@example.com>
Romeo Capulet <romeo@example.org>; Juliet Montague <juliet@example.com>
romeo@example.org, Juliet Montague <juliet@example.com>
"romeo@example.org"; "Juliet Montague <juliet@example.com>"

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