I’d like to write a plug-in which gets hold of a Notes memo when it is being sent and inserts some text into the body of the message. The recipient would receive the message with the programmatically added text.
Does anybody know of a mechanism by which the Eclipse framework can be notified when a Notes memo is being sent and also get a handle to the Notes document for further processing?
Subject: Is there a need for a plugin?
Hello, what kind of text do you want to add? I believe that you can configure the Domino server to append certain text to every message it sends, there is no need for a plugin. Anyway I am not aware of a mechanism that would allow this - Notes views publish selections, you can track documents being opened but as far as I know events inside the window cannot be tracked in the Eclipse platform. You might be able to use a C API for this if you need to…
Jan
Subject: Open the Config Doc
Go to the Router/SMTP tab and then the Message Disclaimer tab. I’ve never used it, but that should put a message on all outbound messages I believe.
Subject: Re: Is there a need for a plugin?
Thanks for responding.
I’d like to modify the content of the email based upon options selected in the plug-in. So the server side option is not viable.
Thanks for confirming what I suspected - that there is no way to access a document when it is being emailed, from a plug-in.
Subject: maybe this
I’m new to Eclipse, but I have a similar need. What I found was that there is a “listener” function that selectively reacts when documents are clicked on in a view. Maybe this can be extended to cover this need. I’m happy to get any further input.
See this website