This event is triggered whenever an e-mail message is received by the atg/dynamo/service/POP3Service component.
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Display name | An email is received |
Message scope | Global (collective) |
Message source | Component: Class: |
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How this event is triggered | This event is triggered by the |
How to turn this event off | Set to false the |
The message that triggers this event contains the following properties:
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The subject line of the message. Example: An e-mail is received where | ||
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The original subject line of the message. The original subject is the subject line without the word “Re:” that may be added if this e-mail message is a response to another. Example: An e-mail is received where In this case, an incoming message with the subject line Re: Come back, we miss you! will trigger this event. | ||
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The e-mail address of the person who sent the message (the “From” field in an e-mail). Example: An e-mail is received where In this case, the system watches for incoming e-mail from the domain | ||
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An array containing the e-mail addresses of the recipients of the message (the “To” field in an e-mail). | ||
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An array containing the e-mail addresses of the recipients included in the “CC” field of the message. | ||
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An array containing all e-mail addresses in both the “To” and “CC” fields. | ||
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The Reply-To e-mail address of the message. | ||
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The date on which the message was received by the POP3 server. | ||
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Indicates whether the e-mail message is one that was returned because it was sent to an invalid address. | ||
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The | ||
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If an e-mail message is bounced, this property is set to the e-mail address of the person to whom the message was sent. This property is set only if the | ||
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The RFC 821 reply code of the bounced e-mail. The reply code indicates why the message was bounced. This property is set only if the | ||
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The enhanced RFC 1893 status code of the bounced e-mail. The status code is similar to the reply code and can give more specific information about the nature of the bounced email. This property is set only if the | ||
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A String property indicating why the message was bounced. The String is a mail server-specific interpretation of the enhanced RFC 1893 status code. This property is set only if the | ||
The four bounced* properties described above can be null even if the bounced property is set. The values of these properties are determined by specific EmailExaminer classes that parse the bounced e-mail messages. Sometimes the values cannot be determined, and in these cases the properties do not get set.
For more information on how the Personalization module detects and handles bounced e-mail messages, refer to Bounced E-mail.
