<blush>Oh, right. There it was all along. Sorry </blush>
Cheers, PS On 5/21/06, Henri Dupre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I just had a look at tassel, it doesn't look bad but they don't seem to provide any cvs or svn repository? For now I uploaded it on our server http://www.actualis.com/tapestry/tapestry-email-0.1.0.zip Henri. On 5/21/06, Julio C. Rivera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > What about publishing it on Tassel (http://equalitylearning.org/Tassel) ?. > > Best regards. > > 2006/5/21, Henri Dupre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > I finished packaging my email service into a nice jar file... You just > > drop > > it in the classpath and then you can inject the email service in any > page. > > > > The API is: > > > > public abstract void sendEmail(Map<EmailField,String> properties, > String > > pageName, Object[] parameters, boolean html); > > > > public abstract void sendEmail(Map<EmailField,String> properties, > IPage > > page, Object[] parameters, boolean html); > > public abstract void sendEmail(Map<EmailField,String> properties, > String > > content, boolean html); > > > > > > The page emailed can be external and you can pass parameters to it. The > > service doesn't interfere with the current rendering. > > Here is a small example: > > > > @InjectObject("service:actualis.tapestry.email.EmailEngine") > > public abstract EmailEngine getEmailEngine(); > > > > public void emailConfig() { > > Map<EmailField,String> emailProps = new > HashMap<EmailField,String>(); > > emailProps.put(EmailField.SUBJECT,"Votre devis"); > > emailProps.put(EmailField.FROM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"); > > emailProps.put(EmailField.TO, getEmailClient()); > > getEmailEngine().sendEmail(emailProps, "EmailConfigurationTxt", new > > Object[] { getConfiguration() }, false); > > } > > > > If anyone is interested I can send my stuff... I wouldn't mind > > contributing > > my component to a tapestry component repository but I did not find any > > information on how to contribute. > > > > > > -- > > Thanks, > > > > Henri. > > > > > > -- Thanks, Henri.
