All emails sent by the Application Server are UTF-8 encoded (subject and body). Table 1 describes emails sent by the Application Server. The body of the emails sent by the Application Server is HTML encoded.
Email part |
Content |
From: |
The value used of this email header field depends on your SMTP Setup (see Global Settings). If you chose SMTP: Use sender's email address in global settings the sending users email address and name will be used for in the email's From: field. E.g. "John Walter Doe" <John.Doe@some-domain.com> If you did not choose SMTP: Use sender's email address in global settings the default sender email address and name as defined in global settings SMTP: Sender address and SMTP: Sender name will be used. |
Sender: |
The system email address of the user who sent the message will be used, First, middle and last name will be additionally added. E.g. "John Doe" <John.Doe@some-domain.com> |
Reply To: |
The system email address of the user who sent the message will be used, First, middle and last name will be additionally added. E.g. "John Doe" <John.Doe@some-domain.com> |
X-Mailer: |
This is automatically set to Redbex Application Server - <instance name> You can use this email field to filter all Messages originating from a specific server. |
Subject: |
The message subject will be used as email subject |
To: |
Will only contain the address of the user to whom this message is forwarded or the address that was used as external recipient of the message. Will not show any other recipients. |
CC: |
Will always be empty |
BCC: |
Will always be empty |
Content type: |
HTML |
Date: |
The send date of the message in the time zone of the used SMTP server |
Priority: |
Low, Medium or High. Used for defining message priority. |
Table 1: Description of emails sent by the Application Server