Sending Email Attachement in PDF format using SNDDST
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Sending Email Attachement in PDF format using SNDDST
I need instructions on how to send email attachement in PDF format from iSeries. I tried to copy a spool to the shared folder, change extension to .DPF and email it using SNDDST; When I received the email it looks like I received an attachhment with pdf format. But file cannot be opened. Please give me details on how to used this feature.
ASKED: Oct 28 2005  9:28 AM GMT
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You need a third party utility like "SpoolIT" by Asymex Ltd that converts an AS/400 spool file to any imaginable PC report files (Word, Excel, etc) including PDF. Not a cheap solution though.
Last Answered: Oct 28 2005  10:03 AM GMT by rmagnan   0 pts.
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Bradskk   0 pts.  |   Oct 28 2005  11:52AM GMT

Unless you already have a third party solution I would suggest that you start here with Giuseppe Costagliolas’ articles and his free utility here:

 <a href="http://www.mcpressonline.com/mc/1@250.KDjocIAxiPB.86170@.6b1ba99b" title="http://www.mcpressonline.com/mc/1@250.KDjocIAxiPB.86170@.6b1ba99b" target="_blank">http://www.mcpressonline.com/mc/1@250.KD…</a>

 

BoatJomar   0 pts.  |   Oct 31 2005  7:28AM GMT

IBM Infoprint Server has ability to create PDF spool files and email or fax it via the AS400.

 

JPLamontre   0 pts.  |   Nov 1 2005  12:27PM GMT

MMAIL from easy400 is a free powerfull solution to make a pdf and also to send any kind of file. it’s on the same site than CGIDEV2.

 

TomLiotta   8025 pts.  |   Nov 17 2009  6:33AM GMT

Simple comment — SNDDST is the wrong tool for the job. SNDDST can be used to create and send basic text e-mails, but it has no good way to send non-text attachments. The work needed to convert non-text attachments for SNDDST is more difficult than for a real SMTP client function, and the extra work to make SNDDST functional for SMTP is added to the work that still has to be done for the SMTP server itself. Why add extra work onto the project?

Start with SMTP tools and stick with them all the way through. Except for basic text, ignore SNDDST. It’s simply the wrong tool.

Tom

 
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