How does X3 send a workflow to the mail server and what protocol is being utilized.
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- The meladx.exe command simply performs a telnet connection to the exchange server on the standard smtp port and sends the text file.
- The standard smtp port is 25.
- The user/password used for authentication is the user/password that is used to manage the X3V* runtime service on the application server.
- You can run meladx.exe from the CMD prompt and maybe get more of an error message:
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- Go into CMD prompt:
- Navigate to the \runtime\bin
- Run the env.bat command (this sets some X3 environment variables)
- A dir will show the meladx.exe command here, you can try this syntax to run it:
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- meladx -s ###.###.###.## < filename.txt(where 192.168.110.18 is the IP of the exchange server and filename.txt is a text document with the contents of the email)
- The text documents are stored in each folder's TMP directory with a filename like M09000011.txt
- If you look at one of these files, you can see the format that is expected by the exchange server.
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- Mon May 02 23:33:04 UTC 2022
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