sendmail...again

[Michael Hohmann <mi...@gmx.de>]

Hi people,

got sendmail working now by using a local mailserver that doesnt require
smtp-auth. The server then forwards the mails into inet (one day :-))
I think that's a bit fake but I guess smtp-auth will be implemented in
cocoon one day.

now my question is:
how can I dynamically create the mail-content from xml by using xslt?
I got static content and static attachments working fine, but I've got
no clue how to get an XML-file transformed e.g. to pdf and then attached
to the mail.

Thanks

Michael


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Re: sendmail...again

[Christian Haul <ha...@dvs1.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de>]

On 26.Sep.2003 -- 02:27 PM, Michael Hohmann wrote:
> Hi people,
> 
> got sendmail working now by using a local mailserver that doesnt require
> smtp-auth. The server then forwards the mails into inet (one day :-))
> I think that's a bit fake but I guess smtp-auth will be implemented in
> cocoon one day.

patches are welcome.

> now my question is:
> how can I dynamically create the mail-content from xml by using xslt?
> I got static content and static attachments working fine, but I've got
> no clue how to get an XML-file transformed e.g. to pdf and then attached
> to the mail.

Have a close look at the sample again. It attaches a document that is
dynamically generated from another Cocoon pipeline. This can be done
using the cocoon: protocol for attachments.

	Chris.
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