CA Service Management

  • 1.  Send CallBack Notification

    Posted Jul 04, 2016 12:12 PM

    Hello everyone, good day,

    I'm trying to set up a notification sent by mail, running with the CallBack-date/time field

    I configured the notification activity, and created an event with time "0" but did not work.

    I researched about the problem and found the following:

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    Add trigger via web screen painter:

    POST_VALIDATE zattach_callback_event(call_back_date) 117 FILTER(call_back_date{} && active == 1 && type == 'R');

    Create multiple notification macro and notification event.

    copy attached zattach_callback_event.spl file In \site\mods\majic folder. Do not forget to change an event ID 'evt:400034' to your ID in the script:

    Use on your own risk

    Enjoy

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    I have tried to make the following customization, but not have a steps.

    Add trigger via web screen painter:

    POST_VALIDATE zattach_callback_event(call_back_date) 117 FILTER(call_back_date{} && active == 1 && type == 'R')

    you can help me with the steps or procedure to add a trigger via WSP? I'll be very grateful for the support.

    Regards,

    Marco Velazquez.



  • 2.  Re: Send CallBack Notification
    Best Answer

    Posted Jul 05, 2016 07:42 AM

    Hi, You have two options: one using web screen painter

     

     

    Or You can create file in site/mods/majic with the .mod extension e.g. zcallback.mod with the following content

     

    OBJECT cr {

    TRIGGERS {

    POST_VALIDATE zattach_callback_event(call_back_date) 117 FILTER(call_back_date{} && active == 1 && type == 'R')

    };

    };

     

    After that you will need to recycle SDM services

     

    Please also note that spel in my blogpost uses old approach for attaching events. I would suggest You to use methods described here:

    SPEL EVENT methods