The Etlworks Integrator can read emails and email attachments using the POP3 and IMAP protocols and send emails using the SMTP protocol. Emails and email attachments can be sent as part of a source-to-destination transformation or by using a dedicated Send Email
Flow.
What can you do with emails in Etlworks Integrator
Send emails and attachments There are several techniques available in Etlworks for sending emails. |
Send email in HTML Format When configuring the |
ETL, browse, filter, and delete emails and attachments There are several techniques available in Etlworks for reading emails and attachments.
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Read emails, save attachments to the folder This flow reads the email messages (including attachments) from the inbound email connection and saves them as files into the designated folder in the server storage. |
Work with Gmail Read and create messages and attachments. |
Work with Office 365 and Microsoft Exchange Read and create messages and attachments. |
Troubleshoot sending and reading emails If you experience problems when sending or reading emails using outbound or inbound email connection you can add a configuration parameter which enables extra logging. |
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Related resources
Send notifications from the scheduler In the Etlworks Integrator, it is possible to send an email notification when the Flow has been automatically executed by the Scheduler. |
Configure email sender Select
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Send email notifications for any event triggered by Webhook |
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Videos
ETL with Email Watch how to create ETL flows for sending and reading emails and attachments |
Related case study
Create an inventory of all users across all managed and cloud applications, send emails when the portal application updates the database
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"The source for the Flow is going to be an HTTP Listener configured for the API, and the destination is going to be an outbound email Connection" |
Create Inbound and Outbound email Connections
Inbound Email
Connection: used to read emails and attachments.Outbound Email
Connection: used to send emails and attachments.
Troubleshoot sending and reading emails
If you experience problems when sending or reading emails using outbound or inbound email connection you can add a configuration parameter which enables extra logging.
Configuration
Add mail.debug=true
to Properties field in Outbound or Inbound email connection.
Extra logging in flow log
When mail.debug=true
is set the email connector adds extra logging to the flow log.
For example, if the message was successfully sent you should see "DEBUG SMTP: message successfully delivered to mail server" in the log.
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