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2500_config_apps:2600_emails:0200_outgoing_email [2026/08/13 00:55] – ↷ Page moved from docs:2500_config_apps:2600_emails:0200_outgoing_email to 2500_config_apps:2600_emails:0200_outgoing_email localdev2500_config_apps:2600_emails:0200_outgoing_email [2026/08/13 04:06] (current) – repoint link into merged parent page cli
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 === OAuth Support === === OAuth Support ===
 Some email providers require OAuth authentication, in which case you have to provide details by ticking the "OAuth support" checkbox. When using the SystemSettings object, tick the "Add attributes for OAuth support to the SyetemSettings object. This will add OAuth-specific attributes to this object.  Some email providers require OAuth authentication, in which case you have to provide details by ticking the "OAuth support" checkbox. When using the SystemSettings object, tick the "Add attributes for OAuth support to the SyetemSettings object. This will add OAuth-specific attributes to this object. 
-Defining OAuth settings is very similar to providing OAuth settings for REST communication see [[docs:2500_config_apps/0500_add_edit_objects/0600_intelligent_bo/0400_setting_rest_channel_props]]+Defining OAuth settings is very similar to providing OAuth settings for REST communication see [[:2500_config_apps:0500_add_edit_objects:0600_intelligent_bo#setting_properties_of_the_rest_channel]]
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 === SSL Support === === SSL Support ===
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 ==== E-mail Notification ==== ==== E-mail Notification ====
  
-The actual e-mail sent to an external party must be a notification – see [[docs:2500_config_apps:1200_add_edit_notifications|Adding/Editing Notifications]]. It is up to you how you define the attributes of this notification and the rules that will be executed when this notification is created. However, you have to make sure that you define the following attributes in the notification representing an outgoing e-mail:+The actual e-mail sent to an external party must be a notification – see [[2500_config_apps:1200_add_edit_notifications|Adding/Editing Notifications]]. It is up to you how you define the attributes of this notification and the rules that will be executed when this notification is created. However, you have to make sure that you define the following attributes in the notification representing an outgoing e-mail:
  
   - ''Subject'' – this attribute must be of the Plain Text type and must contain the subject of the e-mail.   - ''Subject'' – this attribute must be of the Plain Text type and must contain the subject of the e-mail.
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   - Right click on the "Notifications" node of the business space version in the Elements Tree to bring up the pop-up menu.   - Right click on the "Notifications" node of the business space version in the Elements Tree to bring up the pop-up menu.
   - Select the "Add Outgoing E-mail Notification" command from the pop-up menu. The new notification with the name OutgoingEmail will appear in the Elements Tree.   - Select the "Add Outgoing E-mail Notification" command from the pop-up menu. The new notification with the name OutgoingEmail will appear in the Elements Tree.
-Using the steps described above you can add as many outgoing e-mail notifications as you like. You can then change their names, add other attributes and/or attach creation rules – see [[docs:2500_config_apps:0800_add_edit_rules|Adding/Editing Rules]].+Using the steps described above you can add as many outgoing e-mail notifications as you like. You can then change their names, add other attributes and/or attach creation rules – see [[2500_config_apps:0800_add_edit_rules|Adding/Editing Rules]].
  
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