RE: E-mailing PDF documents using InfoPrint -- RPG400-L

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Steve,

I tried to use Infoprint server, but found that it lacked the flexibility in formatting the subject line and body text of the e-mail. Instead I had infoprint just drop pdfs into an ifs directory where another program took care of the e-mailing. Maybe I missed something, but even using the mapping programs didn't seem to offer the flexibility I was after.

I would share source with you, but it is not something you will be able to drop into place (db2 -> dataqueue -> java).

Wish I could help more.

Josh

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Sent: Monday, September 24, 2007 10:27 PM
To: RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries
Subject: RE: E-mailing PDF documents using InfoPrint

Thanks Richard but the company have just bought 4 licences of InfoPrint, I
don't think they would countenance buying 4 more licences of another
product just to make my life easier. :-)

I will struggle on and hopefully get what I need from the books or the
net.

Steve

Hello Stephen,

Not a direct answer, but...

We have a product called InfoPrint Integrator which captures the PDF
documents created by Infoprint and queues them for distribution via our
Email Report Server software.

Everything I have seen about the built-in emailing with Infoprint looks
klunky.

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