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Here is an example of the JSON structure. In this case there's only one email message in the Content
Set.
{"messages":
[
{"attachments":[
{"name":"att0307c655-e14e-4400-8f90-365032648ae-
d.png","disposition":"inline"},
{"name":"myPDF.pdf","disposition":"attachment"},
],
"subject":"Take action now",
"to":"recipient@gmail.com",
"from":"sender@yourdomain.com",
"folder":8768,
"eml":"c5f97db0-45ca-4f1d-be4d-473d000c92bd.eml",
"body":"07decd87-d03c-4969-bc2a-7527cc594878.html",
"text":"7a4e5217-0103-487f-a4f8-77d37d0c1087.txt"}
],
"contentSet":8769}
For any non-fatal errors that occur, the data record index and error message will be added to an
errors key at the same level as the messages and contentSet keys. The number of non-fatal
errors that can be logged is limited to 100.
Properties
General Tab
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Template: Click the Browse button to select a template from the resources (see "Connect
resources" on page38), or enter a dynamic template name. Right-click the field to open the con-
textual menu that allows to select variables, data and lookup functions (see "Data selections" on
page48).
Note that it is mandatory to specify the sender (the "from" field) in the template. Otherwise, the
email service provider will return an error through Workflow.
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Section: Enter the section name that will generate output. Right-click the field to open the con-
textual menu that allows to select variables, data and lookup functions (see "Data selections" on
page48).
Only one section can be output. If no section is defined, an error will be thrown.
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Data Source (see "Input" on page533):
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