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Table 15–1 (Cont.) Attributes of the mail element
Attribute Valid values Description
Elements of a Distribution XML File
to string Required. Variable values allowed. The
recipient(s) of the e-mail. Contains the full,
formal e-mail address, for example:
to="jsmith@foo.com"
Multiple recipients must be separated with
commas.
Can also contain variable values that reference
columns used in the associated report. See
Section 15.2.2 for more information.
cc string Optional. Variable values allowed. The
recipient(s) to receive a copy of the e-mail.
bcc string Optional. Variable values allowed. The
recipient(s) to receive a blind copy of the
e-mail.
from string Optional. Variable values allowed. The sender
of the e-mail.
replyTo string Optional. Variable values allowed. The e-mail
account where replies should be sent.
subject string Default: Mail Sent from &Report
Optional. Variable values allowed. The subject
of the e-mail. In the absence of a specified
subject, the subject line will read: Mail Sent
from [Name of Report]
priority highest|high|normal|
low|lowest
returnRecei
pt
organizatio
n
Default: normal
The e-mail's delivery priority.
true|false Default: false
Indication of whether the replyto individual or
account should be notified when the e-mail is
received.
string Optional. Variable values allowed. The name
of the organization distributing the e-mail, for
example:
organization="Region 10 Sales"
Or
organization="&department_name"
Note: For the mail element to work properly, the Reports Server
must know which outgoing SMTP mail server to send mail to. You
specify this information in the Reports Server configuration file
(server_name.conf). This file has a pluginParam element
where you can enter the name of a mail server. For example:
smtp01.mycorp.com
For more information, see Configuring OracleAS Reports Services.
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