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#Process Model #Delete Folder # Object Moved Email Have a process mod
rayudua
over 10 years ago
#Process Model #Delete Folder # Object Moved Email
Have a process model which i create documents on fly and has delete folder node based on some logic,
When ever the process hits Delete Folder, we get an automatic alert email from
Appian with body of email as below
Object Moved
This document may be found here
How to disable that,. We dont need to know about the deleting the folder etc.
Attached email screenshot....
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Eduardo Fuentes
Appian Employee
over 10 years ago
Based on what you have posted here I think everything looks good except for 4). You need to make sure these two properties look exactly as below
conf.suite.MAIL_SCHEME=http
conf.suite.MAIL_SERVER_AND_PORT=localhost:8080
these settings are used to retrieve and later populate the JSP required to render the email body, since these JSPs are NOT static content and they are stored in the app server, the values above have to be exactly those in custom.properties on JBoss to guarantee JBoss uses its "own URL" to render the mail body bypassing the web server, since this is dynamic content then there's no need to pass the request through the web browser. It seems that is the root cause.
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Eduardo Fuentes
Appian Employee
over 10 years ago
Based on what you have posted here I think everything looks good except for 4). You need to make sure these two properties look exactly as below
conf.suite.MAIL_SCHEME=http
conf.suite.MAIL_SERVER_AND_PORT=localhost:8080
these settings are used to retrieve and later populate the JSP required to render the email body, since these JSPs are NOT static content and they are stored in the app server, the values above have to be exactly those in custom.properties on JBoss to guarantee JBoss uses its "own URL" to render the mail body bypassing the web server, since this is dynamic content then there's no need to pass the request through the web browser. It seems that is the root cause.
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