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This example looks at reading from multiple mailboxes for email. Use a variable in the origin connection string. If the job needs to run for another mailbox, it calls the GotoJob function in the “Once After Conn”. | This example looks at reading from multiple mailboxes for email. Use a variable in the origin connection string. If the job needs to run for another mailbox, it calls the GotoJob function in the “Once After Conn” and pass in the Job's ID. | ||
Once Before Conn | Once Before Conn |
Revision as of 20:17, 6 January 2017
This example looks at reading from multiple mailboxes for email. Use a variable in the origin connection string. If the job needs to run for another mailbox, it calls the GotoJob function in the “Once After Conn” and pass in the Job's ID.
Once Before Conn
object ScriptedVariable() { string mb = Starfish.GetSetting("Mailboxes"); Starfish.LogMessage(runCnt.ToString()); mb = mb.Split(';')[runCnt].Split(',')[0]; mailBox = mb; Starfish.LogMessage("Mailbox: " + mb); return mb; }
Connection String:
@@VAR:vMailbox@@
Once After Conn
void CSharpProcedure() { if (!Starfish.PreviewMode) Starfish.SaveSetting("Mail-LRD-"+mailBox, DateTime.Now.ToString()); string mb = Starfish.GetSetting("Mailboxes"); if (runCnt < mb.Split(';').Length-1) { runCnt++; Starfish.GotoJob("f54baebc-d128-4f9d-9d1a-ac7c88e027fe"); } }