For anyone attempting the same thing, here is the definition, containing two additional messageType values and the "frank" default.

Hi Frank,Your approach to adding messageTypes by extending the Campaign schema (nms:operation) is correct. As to the default, you have done this correctly as well, but aren't seeing it when you create a new campaign because of the following.When you create a Campaign, you are actually making a copy ...

Today is a holiday in the US and I haven't gotten feedback on your question yet, but will continue to pursue this.

Hi Frank, We love questions! It helps to expand the information in the forum. I have a teaching session shortly, but will try to answer your questions soon.LindaLinda StinsonPartner Training InstructorAdobe617.766.2382 (office)781.266.8618 (mobile)stinson@adobe.com<mailto:stinson@adobe.com>275 Wash...

  I will check with our internal consulting team how they would set up separate rights for Plans and programs.For exporting the Folder access rights, you would create a Deployment package and export the Operator access rights on folders (xtk:rights) using the filtering condition Operator groups incl...

I haven't tested it, but I believe you could use the INSERT, EDIT and DELETE FOLDERS named rights to control who can create Plans and Programs. Generally for most configurations, including Campaigns, you assign read, write and/or delete access on the folder containing the configuration, or on a pare...

Here is where the Insertion mode is set when configuring the Direct Mail delivery.

Interestingly enough, Apache no longer posts the tests on the web site: SpamAssassin: Tests PerformedHowever, you can see tests from an older release to get an idea: SpamAssassin: Tests Performed: v3.3.x

LaunchFCP refers to sending a proof. When you Submit Content for Approval, Adobe Campaign sends out a Proof to the proof target and sends a Validation Request to the Content Reviewer.You can Open a delivery to view the error details on the Summary page. The proof does not appear on the Campaign dash...

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