Specifies a valid user name or profile for sending mail on the SMTP server. For example, Process.Email.Username.
Specifies the password for the user name. For example, Process.Email.Password.
The email address to appear in the sender field of the outgoing email.
Specifies the addresses of email recipients. Separate multiple email addresses with either commas or semi-colons. For example, support@PAM.com, sales@PAM.com.
Specifies the addresses of recipients who receive copies of this email alert. Separate multiple email addresses with either commas or semi-colons. For example, system_administrator@PAM.com; support@PAM.com.
Specifies a brief description to appear in the subject of the email message. For example, CA Process Automation Alert.
Specifies the message that the email delivered. For example,
Notice Backup problems on a Touchpoint: + Process.TouchpointName.
When selected, CA Process Automation uses HTML text in the Message field. If this option is not selected, CA Process Automation uses plain text.
For example, use the following text to display "Notice" in red font:
<font size="5" color="red">Notice</font>
Specifies the full paths for files to attach to the email. Separate multiple path names by commas or semi-colons. You can also specify HTTP/HTTPS URLs for local and remote locations.
This parameter must specify locations that are valid for the Email operators at runtime, and on the touchpoint where the Email operators are running. For example, C:\\CA Process Automation\\Data\\Log\\Global.log.
Select this check box to request a delivery receipt for the message. The receipt is typically a service that the recipient mail client provides. CA Process Automation cannot guarantee the receipt.
Specifies the encoding scheme that the reader receives the text in (UTF-8, UTF-16, US-ASCII, Windows-1250, Windows-1252, Shift_JIS).
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