Preparing the SMTP server
Prepare connection information for the SMTP server you want to connect with the SMTP Connector.
-Server name
-Port number
Creating a Connection resource
To use the SMTP Connector in HULFT Square, you need to create a connection resource first.
1. In HULFT Square, go to [Main] - [DATA INTEGRATION] - [Connections] and click [Add New].
2. In the Type section, select [Email] for Connector and [SMTP server connection] for Type, then click [Next].
3. In the General section, set a name of the connection resource, workspace (optional) and description (optional), then click "Next".
4. In the Settings section, set the parameter values required for the connection.
To verify the connection with the entered values, click [Verify Connection].
Item name | Description | Required | Remarks |
Hostname | Enter the sending mail server. |
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Port number | Enter the sending mail server port number. |
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Timeout | Enter the number of the connection timeout time in milliseconds. |
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SSL connection |
Select whether SSL connection is used or not as well as the connection method.
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5. When the Verify connection dialog box opens, select the appropriate options for [Integrate service] and [Profile to load resources], then click 'OK'.
The verification test result will appear on the dialog box.
6. If there are no problems, click "Finish" to complete the connection resource creation process.
Now you have an SMTP connection resource.
Setting up the connector
Here is an example of using the SMTP Connector on a script using the connection resource added above.
Example: Setting up an SMTP Connector [Send One E-mail] operation
Drag and drop [Network]-[Mail]-[Send One E-mail] onto the script canvas, then open the properties dialog.
The settings for each item in the required settings tab are as follows:
-Destination: Select the resource name created in the section above.
-From: Enter the email address of the sender.
-To/CC/BCC: Enter the email address of the destination and select the type of it.
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