Difference between revisions of "Email Notification Service"
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| − | '''EmailNotification | + | '''EmailNotification Package Delivery Service''' |
| − | ClearQuest Email Service performs centralized email delivery for ClearQuest user databases utilizing [[ClearQuest_Email_Notification_Package | Email Notification]] package in '''Queue''' mode. <br /> | + | ClearQuest Email Service performs centralized email delivery for ClearQuest user databases utilizing the [[ClearQuest_Email_Notification_Package | Email Notification]] package in the '''Queue''' mode. <br /> |
It features: | It features: | ||
* Servicing multiple user databases and multiple connections (dbsets) | * Servicing multiple user databases and multiple connections (dbsets) | ||
| − | * Performing scheduled | + | * Performing scheduled deliveries with a configured interval and offset. |
| − | * Operating in console mode | + | * Operating in console mode or working as a service. |
* Supporting login, digest, and NTLM authentication mechanisms. | * Supporting login, digest, and NTLM authentication mechanisms. | ||
| − | * Sending emails via secure connection using SMTP over SSL or STARTTLS extension. | + | * Sending emails via a secure connection using SMTP over SSL or STARTTLS extension. |
* Preventing user credentials from exposure by encrypting them in the configuration file. | * Preventing user credentials from exposure by encrypting them in the configuration file. | ||
[[Category:Rational]] [[Category:ClearQuest]] [[Category:Email_Notification_Package]] | [[Category:Rational]] [[Category:ClearQuest]] [[Category:Email_Notification_Package]] | ||
Revision as of 22:53, 22 June 2013
EmailNotification Package Delivery Service
ClearQuest Email Service performs centralized email delivery for ClearQuest user databases utilizing the Email Notification package in the Queue mode.
It features:
- Servicing multiple user databases and multiple connections (dbsets)
- Performing scheduled deliveries with a configured interval and offset.
- Operating in console mode or working as a service.
- Supporting login, digest, and NTLM authentication mechanisms.
- Sending emails via a secure connection using SMTP over SSL or STARTTLS extension.
- Preventing user credentials from exposure by encrypting them in the configuration file.
