Re: SMTP server name

Hi Tom,

Nothing gets sent. No e-mail at all. I THINK it's supposed to be creating
a temporary file, which will contain the encoded pdf file, but then the
header needs to reflect that somehow. I changed the text/csv to text/pdf,
out of ignorance mostly.

I'm not sure what you mean by "nothing gets sent. no mail at all"??? Do you mean that it shuts down your mail service and nobody can send mail anymore, no matter who is sending mail or how they're sending it?

Or do you mean that the message you're trying to send isn't sent? And if so... are you using QtmmSendMail? Or my SMTPR4 service program? Do you get an error? If so, what does it say? If you're using SMTPR4 and have logging turned on, what does it show in the log? If you're using QTmmSendMail, what does it show in the journals?

There has to be SOMETHING more to see than "nothing gets sent".

I'm not sure I understand the bit about it creating a temporary file... Obviously, you need to create an e-mail message to send to someone, that was the point this, right? QtmmSendMail requires that you create the e-mail message in a stream file in the IFS, then tell QTmmSendMail the path name... so typically you create a temporary file, put your message in it, and then tell QtmmSendMail to send it. Is that what you're referring to?

This file SHOULD create the base64-encoded PDF document. After all, you want it to be a part of the message you're sending.

I don't understand the bit about the headers... I mean, I assume you copied my existing ATTACH program, which had the info in the headers. Obviously, you have to change the MIME type to application/pdf from text/csv. And you have to change the filename, most likely.... and you can skip the CPYTOIMPF since the PDF file is already in the IFS...