routines are in java. and meant to parse the email. they never get put in the communications event.
Adrian Crum sent the following on 9/30/2008 1:13 PM: > What are the processes written in? Are they services? If yes, then you > could set up a service group and have the email go from service to > service - each service acting on the email accordingly. > > -Adrian > > BJ Freeman wrote: >> thanks >> but I have many processes that are based on the email subject and or >> sender. Fedex notification, UPS Notifications, Order of different formats >> Import routies, etc. >> would like to do this in the mca so I don't have to write this in java >> code then do the same thing. >> >> Adrian Crum sent the following on 9/30/2008 12:47 PM: >>> The way I handled it here was to have a simpler condition that sent the >>> email into a processor that did additional evaluations on the email. >>> >>> -Adrian >>> >>> BJ Freeman wrote: >>>> if seemed pretty simple to add the conditionals. >>>> but looking a the decision tree it looks like is an or'ed condition. >>>> if I have two condition for the same header or field and one of them is >>>> true then they will all be true. >>>> >>>> The question is, is expanding the conditions to accept and and or >>>> condition acceptable. this would include a grouping of each condition >>>> like in an If statement. >>>> >>>> rationale: >>>> a lot of emails have parts of a field or header that needs to be looked >>>> at. for instance >>>> subject: order #13950 from yst-1309 >>>> to parse you want >>>> [contain order >>>> and >>>> contain yst] >>>> or >>>> not-contain Re: >>>> >>>> BTW any hints on how to define a group of condition in the xsd would >>>> help. >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> >> > > >
