E-mail Settings

General E-mail settings are made as follows:






and settings for particular jobs are made thus:





Or in the application programming interface:

The class provides the object, which in turn makes the object available. This allows sender, recipient, re., etc. to be set using the methods of the object.

Example (in Java)

spooler_log.mail().set_to( "admin@xxx.com" );

E-mails Sent after Task Completion

On completion of a task, the Job Scheduler can send an E-mail containing the task protocol.

The following settings are used to determine the general conditions under which a protocol should be sent on completion of a task:



The following settings are used to determine the conditions for a particular job:




and in the application programming interface:

The request is used to determine whether the Job Scheduler sends a protocol on completion of a task.

Settings Priorities

  1. The job script uses the class to make settings.
  2. Should an error occur, the Job Scheduler overwrites the mail subject - i.e. the job setting.
  3. The e-mail XSLT stylesheet (), can make used to make the settings.
  4. Empty settings are filled with values from
    and
    .

E-mails Sent when the Job Scheduler Terminates because of an Error

The settings for e-mails sent when the Scheduler terminates because of an error are to be found in section [spooler] of the factory.ini file.

Should a error occur before the option can be carried out, the Job Scheduler uses the (default) settings from the factory.ini file under its original name.

When running as a service or daemon the Job Scheduler will send an e-mail containing the relevant error message, should an error occur which is so serious that the Job Scheduler must abort.

The Job Scheduler sends an e-mail should a database error occur. Further e-mails about errors caused by subsequent attempts to reopen the database are not sent.

An e-mail is also sent should the Job Scheduler have to stop using a database after an error.

Installation with JavaMail

The following files must be added to the class_path directory when an e-mail is to be sent using JavaMail.

sos.mail.jar (is delivered with the Job Scheduler)
mail.jar (Sun Microsystems, Inc.)
smtp.jar (Sun Microsystems, Inc.)
activation.jar (Sun Microsystems, Inc.)

See .