I'm trying to send emails to users who want to be notified when an object or module has been changed. Currently, I have a menu that will allow users to select their email address. But need a way to store this address somehow. If I understand correctly attribute values will not remain after DOORS has been closed and reopened. Can this information be stored in the database somehow?
Thanks Stew DanStew - Tue Dec 10 16:55:33 EST 2013 |
Re: How to save email of users who have subscribed Hi, you should probably use the "set" perm on the user. See the DXL help: set (user property)DeclarationOperation
Updates the value of the specified string property within
Regards, Alain |
Re: How to save email of users who have subscribed The user page of 'manage users' allows an email address to be entered. Individual users can access their own settings, including email address, under the 'general' tab of 'Tools: options' from the Database explorer window. Thesew settings are saved in the database. There's no need to use DXL unless you want to. At least that is what I see as a standard user on DOORS 8.1. Regards Jim |
Re: How to save email of users who have subscribed adevicq - Wed Dec 11 03:33:50 EST 2013 Hi, you should probably use the "set" perm on the user. See the DXL help: set (user property)DeclarationOperation
Updates the value of the specified string property within
Regards, Alain I think I should clarify what I'm trying to do. Let's say users A and B want to be notified when there is a change to a module or object. If user B is in DOORS and makes a change to a module, how will user A be notified? I'm not sure how their email address will be tied to changes in that module and object. Thanks Stew |
Re: How to save email of users who have subscribed bmij - Wed Dec 11 05:00:11 EST 2013 The user page of 'manage users' allows an email address to be entered. Individual users can access their own settings, including email address, under the 'general' tab of 'Tools: options' from the Database explorer window. Thesew settings are saved in the database. There's no need to use DXL unless you want to. At least that is what I see as a standard user on DOORS 8.1. Regards Jim Hi, You should build a "subscription" functionality:
Feasible... Good luck! Regards, Alain |
Re: How to save email of users who have subscribed adevicq - Wed Dec 11 11:48:53 EST 2013 Hi, You should build a "subscription" functionality:
Feasible... Good luck! Regards, Alain In principle this is pretty good. Some initial thoughts:
I think I'd have some 12:01am batch script looking for changes "yesterday", and send subscribed users a single email listing all the objects/modules that changed "yesterday". Nice, clean, simple; folks are advised a day late but they can handle that. |