Delivery with multiple external email addresses

[selvandhanm3541]

Hi,

We have written an integration piece which places proof delivery (FCP="1") from a CMS to Adobe Campaign and it works fine with externalSource with single email address using the approach mentioned in Business oriented APIs ​

<delivery>

<targets fromExternalSource="true" targetMode="1" noReconciliation="true" addressField="Email" > 

  <fileFormat active="true"> 

  <source format="text" type="text"> 

  <dataSourceConfig > 

  <dataSourceColumn label="Email" name="Email" type="string"/> 

  </dataSourceConfig> 

  </source> 

  <destination type="xtkDataStore"/> 

  </fileFormat> 

  <externalSource><![CDATA[not-a-repicipient@domain.com]]></externalSource> 

  </targets>

</delivery>

Is there a way to pass multiple email addresses like <externalSource><![CDATA[emailAddr1, emailAddr2]]></externalSource> element or any other way? Thanks!

Cheers,

Selva

[florentlb]

Hi Selva,

I don't know this approach very well. Can you share more details on your use case and what you are trying to achieve with multiple addresses?

Florent

[selvandhanm3541]

Hi Florent,

Thanks for looking into this.

Essentially, I would like to send proof to multiple email addresses, but from another application (using xtk:persist#Write soap call) and it works fine with <externalSource> approach detailed in my previous comment, but not quite sure how to achieve sending it to multiple addresses using the above approach. Alternatively, would like to know whether it is possible to send multiple email addresses with <externalSource> element?

Let me know you would like to have a look at the delivery xml that we are trying to post via xtk:persist#Write approach. Thanks!

Cheers,

Selva

[florentlb]

Hi Selva,

Could you try the following:

<externalSource><![CDATA[not-a-repicipient@domain.com not-a-recipient2@domain.com]]></externalSource>

Florent

[selvandhanm3541]

Thanks Florent.

Have given a try, but getting '501-Command parsing failedError: Syntax error in parameters (<*>)' error:

Here is the delivery log for your ref.:

01/03/2018 9:33:24 AM Failed  Unreachable not-a-repicipient@domain.com not-a-recipient2@domain.com 501-Command parsing failedError: Syntax error in parameters (<*>)

Please suggest.

Cheers,

Selva

[florentlb]

Hi Selva,

Sorry for the late answer.

From the info I got,

<externalSource><![CDATA[not-a-repicipient@domain.com not-a-recipient2@domain.com]]></externalSource> was successfully tested by our development team.

I will try to dig a bit more to check if there is something we might have missed here.

Florent

[selvandhanm3541]

Thanks Florent. It would be great if you can provide the example that worked for your development team so that I can cross check with my example.

Looking forward to hear from you soon! Thanks!!