JobSubmit for Enhanced Email not working

pratichiprasad

Hi,

I used the code i found on the forum for jobsubmit and updated the path for attachments and csv list.

But the job is not getting created.

Please find attached the code.

Can you tell me what is going wrong here?

jobsubmit.txt

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thuneke

1) You are passing a string to ReadandEncodeFile and it is expecting a file for the message body.

2) If the above worked you then add it to the JS_Documents as a HTML file, it is a text file. If you specify HTML the file has to be HTML.

Tom

pratichiprasad

I am passing the string for the path where the body is given.

// Setup Document 1 - Text File to be body message

File = ReadAndEncodedFile(

"C:\\Users\\Pratichi_prasad\\Desktop\\Test\\TestBody.txt", true

);DocData.format = EasyLinkJobSub_ws.

DocEncodingFormat

.text;DocData.Value = File;

pratichiprasad

The status code comes out as 0

pratichiprasad

ok...so here is the summary

I dont get an exception now. Following are the changes I have made

1. I am passing the path of the text file to ReadandEncodeFile.

2. I changed the JS_Documents to "text", there is no "error in parsing exception".

But, the status code comes out as 0. No job is created.

skamens

I don't see any evidence on our test system of a job submission from your ID.

If you have the Result XML from your attempted API call, please locate and provide the value of the ProcessingID from that result. With that string, we can find and investigate what happened to your request.

pratichiprasad

I see the below in the result file:

<StatusMessage>XOA-2000 [system error] : Couldn't find list with name QzpcVXNlcnNcUHJhdGljaGlfcHJhc2FkXERlc2t0b3BcVGVzdFxUZXN0X2Nzdmxpc3QuY3N2 (#C:\Users\Pratichi_prasad\Desktop\Test\Test_csvlist.csv)</StatusMessage>

</Status>

But, i do have the .csv file in the path!!

skamens

Your request specifies the destination list as a stored list on the system:

<List ref="Stored XDDS Email List" ownershipLevel="customer">

<Name>

C:\Users\Pratichi_prasad\Desktop\Test\Test_csvlist.csv

</Name>

</List>

</Destinations>

Obviously, you do not have a stored list on the system, and if you did, it wouldn't have that name.

Instead of a <List> element here, you want to use <Table> - this will require you to add code to read the contents of the local CSV file and include it in the request the same way you included the body document.

pratichiprasad

This is weird because I do have the .csv file with that name in the same location.

I tried using Table type, but it does not have same methods as list.

Do you have any sample code using the Table type? Is there any other way to provide the Input List file?

pratichiprasad

Hi,

Any updates?

skamens

See this sample for an example of how to use a CSV list in a job submit request. Although the sample is for fax, the addressing portion applies to your email job as well.

pratichiprasad

Thanks!!! I used the above example, but i got a new error:

- <ErrorList>

- <Error>

<ErrorMessage>XOA-2013: No destinations found in Table</ErrorMessage>

</Error>

</ErrorList>

</Status>

what is error code 2013??

i used the below format for csv list

Ref|Addr|Type

type is Internet.

skamens

2013 means just want it says - that there are no destinations in the input.

This is what your XML looks like:

<Filename>C:\Users\Pratichi_prasad\Desktop\Test\CSVList.csv</Filename>

<DocData format="text">SGksDQoNClRoaXMgaXMgdGV4dCBib2R5Lg==</DocData>

</Document>

<Filename>C:\Users\Pratichi_prasad\Desktop\Test\CSVList.csv</Filename>

</Document>

</DocumentSet>

From what I can see here, it appears that you may have used the same file name twice when referring to both the body and the list file. If you used the same local variables for both files in your code, this could occur.In addition, it looks like the process of reading and processing the list file failed - note that it says this: <DocData format="base64">FAIL</DocData>So you need to check your code and verify that it is successfully reading and encoding the list data; also, verify that you are using different variables to hold the different destinations.

pratichiprasad

I tried correcting all data, changed the names, changed format but it still doesn't work.

Attached is the code!!

Please advice...

jobsubmit.txt

thuneke

You are close. The Docdata.format shoud be base64, which is commented out and replaced with text.. And the myFileName should be just "CSVList.csv". That is the name given on our side.

pratichiprasad

I still get the same error!! Error code 2013

pratichiprasad

i made some changes and now i get a new error:

<Error>

<ErrorMessage>XOA-2002: [dangling doc reference]: document reference string: CSVList_Table: content part references a document undefined in the document set</ErrorMessage>

</Error>

but the .csv is defined in the document part

thuneke

Please post your new code.

pratichiprasad

I could run the job.

Thanks a tonne for the help