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The distribution is initiated when the EPiServer Mail Server cluster receives an order mail. The order mail is created either according to the specification below or with the EPiServer Mail Editor (the client part of EPiServer Mail).
The order mail includes the actual email content, subject, sender information, recipients and, etc.
The order mail is sent to “account”@episervermail.episerver.com
Below is an example and specification of an order mail that complies with EPiServer Mail Order Mail Version 2.0:
----options----
subject: Subject Text
sender: name@domain.com
sendername: The Name
guid: f1e5693f-49b0-40f7-b526-8d3befc02ebc
senddate: 2008-06-23 24:30
----endofoptions----
----maildata----
<html> Hi §a§ §b§!<br>
<br>
Here is the content of the <i>email or Newsletter</i>.
<br>
Your title is §c§
</html>
----endofmaildata----
----maildatatext----
Hi §a§! Here is the content of the email or Newsletter.
----endofmaildatatext----
----htmladdr----
emailA@example.com;Andrew;Anderson;CEO emailB@example.com;Anna;Smith;Partner Manager emailC@example.com;Elvis;Presley;The King emailD@example.com;Tiger;Woods;Golf Pro
----endofhtmladdr----
----textaddr----
emailE@example.com;Andrew;Anderson;CEO emailF@example.com;Anna;Smith;Partner Manager emailG@example.com;Elvis;Presley;The King emailH@example.com;Tiger;Woods;Golf Pro
----endoftextaddr----
In the part of the order mail named ----Options---- the following parameters can be set.
----options----
subject: Subject Text
sender: Name@domain.com
sendername: Name
guid: f1e5693f-49b0-40f7-b526-8d3befc02ebc
senddate: 2006-12-30 24:30
charset: iso-8859-1
----endofoptions----
“Subject” Sets the Subject text for the message.
”Sender” Sets the sender e-mail address.
”Sendername” Sets the name of the sender.
”GUID” Sets the Globally Unique Identifier of the specific newsletter to prevent the same message from being sent out more than once. This replaces the deprecated option “Version”.
”Senddate” Sets when the distribution will start. With this setting it is possible to schedule a distribution. Format for senddate is YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM. Setting this is optional (the entire row should be excluded if not used).
In the part of the order mail named ----maildata---- the content of the mail is included. The maildata is only delivered to the email addresses in the order mail ----htmladdr----
----maildata----
<html>
Hi §a§ §b§!<br>
<br>
Here is the content of the <i>email or Newsletter</i>.
<br>
Your title is §c§
</html>
----endofmaildata----
In the example above, variables are being used. The variables are inserted in the email by writing§ before the variable name for example §a§. The variables are assigned names automatically; a, b, c, etc. Below are two examples of how the resulting email from the example would look like to the end user:
Hi Andrew Anderson
Here is the content of the email or Newsletter.
Your title is CEO
Hi Anna Smith
Here is the content of the email or Newsletter.
Your title is Partner Manager
The part of the order mail named ----maildata---- works the same way as Maildata except that the content could not be html. The maildata is only delivered to the email addresses in the order mail ----textaddr----
----maildatatext----
Hi §a§! Here is the content of the email or Newsletter.
----endofmaildatatext----
In the part of the order mail named ----htmladdr---- and ----textaddr---- the addresses and variables for the distribution is included. One row for each recipient, containing email addresses and attribute values, separated by semicolon.
----htmladdr----
emailA@example.com;Andrew;Anderson;CEO
emailB@example.com;Anna;Smith;Partner Manager
emailC@example.com;Elvis;Presley;The King
emailD@example.com;Tiger;Woods;Golf Pro
----endofhtmladdr----
----textaddr----
emailE@example.com;Andrew;Anderson;CEO
emailF@example.com;Anna;Smith;Partner Manager
emailG@example.com;Elvis;Presley;The King
emailH@example.com;Tiger;Woods;Golf Pro
----endoftextaddr----
The example below illustrates how the variables for the recipient on the first row are interpreted:
Email address = emailA@example.com
Variable A - §a§ = Andrew
Variable B - §b§ = Anderson
Variable C - §c§ = CEO
EPiServer Mail Order Mail Specification 2.0 has support for RSA/AES-based encryption. If the <BrokerPublicKey> parameter in EPiServerMail.config contains a valid public key at EPiServer Mail Editor initialization; all outgoing order mails are encrypted.
Here is an example of an encrypted order mail:
-----BEGIN ORDERMAIL MESSAGE-----
Version: EPiServer Mail Client 4.3.0.0
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bonMFg3neHIOLvTtokpdxefTO/avb3RsbpIZsa7ngD2xHUPyvu6AOTefniu+G+Ih
ob99O3JwwjCHf+AC76Ka7Jf19XcMafTYeiHUCN27NU646cCGkN3bbZGzdAWst0t+
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Ra6XaRZTshhEex/UKisp0OdT1A6THEjcrs5m+0Yufy3rgw0gOp6QL4aZGyRlifhE
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2eEJgd7KdINghyg9RnL1COQ==
-----END ORDERMAIL MESSAGE-----
-----BEGIN ORDERMAIL KEY-----
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5xaVtjvSvcx/2F2HMctg2LflXJ3tilvI/IBPmMAlrrtIo=
-----END ORDERMAIL KEY-----
-----BEGIN ORDERMAIL IV-----
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/oXDdbhnhGVJ M9PV6dzJiKBjCZqhCKiw6uqkemqwofM+8herk7CzsMaQ3u+pvO0
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vcfZ/tV14P3wNjNicfpop6ew7dss9RDEO4VtpGIy3Mnfdjgg5J0sIBH2iwO2ySwB
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Oo929fUnPorexXGzc2dMrhJugjaRDNIWmIhFeBv5KUj0=
-----END ORDERMAIL IV-----
EPiServer Mail creates a unique symmetric key and uses it to encrypt the order mail content (found starting at -----BEGIN ORDERMAIL MESSAGE-----). The symmetric key and initialization vector is then encrypted with the custom public RSA key of the EPiServer Mail installation and supplies it for decryption on the server side, as shown in example above.
From EPiServer Mail Order Mail Specification 2.0, version number is defined in the mail header as parameter “EPiServer-Mail-OrderMail-Version”.