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Can we have more than one destination for jobsubmit?

pratichiprasad

Hi,

I want to have more than one destination for the job, i.e., i want to pass a csv list and also individual address while submitting a job.

following code is used for same:

EM_Content.Part = JS_Content;

JS_Message[0].Contents = EM_Content;

JS_Message[0].Destinations = delivery;

JS_Message[0].MessageId = System.Environment.MachineName + DateTime.Now;

JS_Message[1].Contents = EM_Content;

JS_Message[1].Destinations = CSVList_Table;

JS_Message[1].MessageId = System.Environment.MachineName + DateTime.Now;

JS_Content = null;

CSVList_Table = null;

but i get a null value exception at JS_Message[1].Contents = EM_Content;

please advise.

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pratichiprasad

i am able to execute the job. but the job is executed with 2 job ids.

is there a procedure to execute the job with only one job id?

thuneke

You are creating two messages, 0 and 1. You need to create multiple destinations in the same message. One with the csv and one with delivery. Make sure yo0u set the types apprpraitly.

Tom

pratichiprasad

Can you please give a sample for that.

How to merge two destination in a single message?

skamens

I'm not sure how to code up a sample for this, but the <Destinations> element can have multiple values.

So conceptually you would want to do something like this:

JS_Message[0].Contents = EM_Content;

JS_Message[0].Destinations[0] = delivery;

JS_Message[0].Destinations[1] = CSVList_Table;

See if something like this will work for you...

vijaykashetty

Destinations is the expecting object array. I tried this way but no luck.

object[] obj = new object[2];obj[0] = CSVList_Table;obj[1] = delivery;

JS_Message[0].Destinations=obj;

Getting an error as not able to convert to XML document.

vijaykashetty

If you refer the API (2.5) Document , Destinations can also receive DeliveryItemListType array.

But not able to find this class in the API.(WSDL used for the project is http://ws.easylink.com/JobSubmit/2011/01?WSDL)

https://apiforums.easylink.com/emapidocs/25/JobSubmit/JobSubmitRequest.html#LN26

https://apiforums.easylink.com/emapidocs/25/Common/DeliveryItemListType.html

Still looking for some suggestions\sample to add the mulitple desitnations( one is Table Type and one is SMS Type)

Thanks in Advance

DeliveryItemListType

pratichiprasad

Any Updates?

thuneke

Working on it, we did not have a sample, building one.

Tom

pratichiprasad

cool.!! Thanks Tom.

any idea how long it might take?

thuneke

Here is the code for API Ver 2.5!!! This is functional, I just tested in my app. You have to create a C# array and store the two or more deliveryX in it and then pass that to Destinations.

// create an array list to hold the destinations
ArrayList dest_list = new ArrayList();

// create a new table from a file containing csv data
com.easylink.wsJS.TableType delivery = new com.easylink.wsJS.TableType();
delivery = new com.easylink.wsJS.TableType();
delivery.@ref = "tbl_ttscsv";
delivery.Item = "ttscsv";
dest_list.Add(delivery);

// create a single sms destination
com.easylink.wsJS.SmsType delivery2 = new com.easylink.wsJS.SmsType();
delivery2 = new com.easylink.wsJS.SmsType();
delivery2.@ref = "sms-1";
delivery2.Phone = "1234567890";
dest_list.Add(delivery2);

// set the messages destinations array (you have to cast)
message[0].Destinations = dest_list.ToArray();

Tom

thuneke

Note that delivery and delivery2 are not arrays themselves.

vijaykashetty

Hey Tom!

Its works perfect. Thanks a lot for the code snippet.