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mail:send

Send a mail message.

Property Summary

files	An list of attachment files.
from	The from address.
host	The host name of the server.
message	The message body as text.
name	The name of the job.
subject	The subject.
to	The to addresses.

Example Summary

Example 1	Send a simple message.
Example 2	Send attachements.

Property Detail

files

Configured By	ELEMENT
Access	READ_WRITE
Required	No.

An list of attachment files.

from

Configured By	ATTRIBUTE
Access	READ_WRITE
Required	Yes.

The from address.

host

Configured By	ATTRIBUTE
Access	READ_WRITE
Required	Yes.

The host name of the server.

message

Configured By	TEXT
Access	READ_WRITE
Required	No.

The message body as text.

name

Configured By	ATTRIBUTE
Access	READ_WRITE
Required	No.

The name of the job. Any text.

subject

Configured By	ATTRIBUTE
Access	READ_WRITE
Required	No. Defaults to (no subject).

The subject.

to

Configured By	ATTRIBUTE
Access	READ_WRITE
Required	Yes.

The to addresses. A semicolon delimited list.

Examples

Example 1

Send a simple message.

<oddjob xmlns:mail="http://rgordon.co.uk/oddjob/mail">
    <job>
        <mail:send name="Send alert mail" from="${my.alert.from}" to="${my.alert.to}" host="${my.mailhost}" subject="FTP download failed">
            Important jobs Failed!
        </mail:send>
    </job>
</oddjob>

Example 2

Send attachements. This example rather unimagineatively sends the build file as two seperate attachements.

<oddjob xmlns:mail="http://rgordon.co.uk/oddjob/mail">
    <job>
        <mail:send name="Send Attachments" from="${my.alert.from}" to="${my.alert.to}" host="${my.mailhost}" subject="Some Attachements">
            <files>
                <list>
                    <values>
                        <file file="build.xml"/>
                        <file file="build.xml"/>
                    </values>
                </list>
            </files>
        </mail:send>
    </job>
</oddjob>