Delivery confirmation in sent mail

I saw in SO_NEW_DOCUMENT_ATT_SEND_API1 FM that there are parameters to get delivery confirmation and read receipts.
Following are the parameters:
NOTIF_DEL
NOTIF_READ
NOTIF_NDEL
I am using BCS interface. How and what do I set to get a delivery confirmation of the emails sent out?
Is that really possible? I think we need to some settings in SCOT also for that (where we set that SAPConnect expects receipt confirmation for internet mail).
Thanks in adv.

Hi.
In outlook try these settings :
1.From the Oulook Tools menu, select Options (if you don't see the Options menu item, you may ahve to expand the menu window with that little double arrow that points downward).
2. In the next screen for Options, click on the Email Options button
3.In the next screen Email Options, click on the Tracking Options button.
4. In the Tracking Options screen, you have a checkmark for Delivery receipt. Click this and all your emails you send out will give you an alert when your email server delivers them.
Moreover check in SOST, the traffic signal should be green indicating the mail was send successfully to outlook.
Thanks
Papiya

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I am using java mail api 1.2 and smtp server to send email using .I am able to send emails when I use correct address .
Since I Also use Listeners to catch exceptions but
TransportEvent (Message Delivered) is triggered and no exceptions are being caught.
Even though I receive an undeliverable mail in my account on email server(I tried both firstClass and MS outlook Server).
Is there any setting that needs to be turned on to catch the exception.
Can anyone tell me what i am doing wrong??
//The messages received by using listeners
DEBUG SMTP SENT: MAIL FROM:<[email protected]>
DEBUG SMTP RCVD: 250 2.1.0 [email protected]...Sender OK
DEBUG SMTP SENT: RCPT TO:<jgangadhanterchangedigital.com>
DEBUG SMTP RCVD: 250 2.1.5 [email protected]
Verified Addresses
jgangadhanterchangedigital.com
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DEBUG SMTP RCVD: 354 Start mail input; end with <CRLF>.<CRLF>
DEBUG SMTP SENT:
DEBUG SMTP RCVD: 250 2.6.0 <3482471.1014307338246.JavaMail.jgangadharan@mob2ks2
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TransportListener.messageDelivered().Valid Addresses:jgangadhanterchangedigital.com
DEBUG SMTP SENT: QUIT
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I have not used Internet mail to much but DrClap is correct and everyone using Internet mail for the first time seems to struggle with this same problem.
I do not know if I have a solution but here are some ideas that may help you. If you have access to the account that receives the Undeliverable Mail message, you could search through the messages (using JavaMail and filters) and parse the Undeliverable Mail messages looking for ones you have sent (or set up a dummy "From" account so that it is likely only to have the Undeliverable Mail). Using some servers you could route the Undeliverable Mail to a special e-mail address that you search through.
Having said that: the problem is when to search, how long to search for a specific message, who to notify, and what action to take. This will have to be application specific but is probably NOT trivial.
Also, it is possible that a background or batch process could be used to find the Undeliverable Mail and populate a database or file that can be search at the application startup (or whatever).
I know this is not much but I hope it helps.
I will be curious to see if there is some other (standard or at least well understood) way of doing handling this problem. My current applications which use JavaMail do not have critical messages so I am ignoring this for now.

Confirmation in sent mail using BCS for distribution lists

Hello,
I have found that we can set the following flags to get an confirmatrion.
read = 'X'.
DELIVER = 'X'.
using cl_send_request_bcs=>create_recipient_from_soos1
This can done for an single user (recipient)
But how is it possible to set this flags to a distibution list?
Thanks

Hi.
In outlook try these settings :
1.From the Oulook Tools menu, select Options (if you don't see the Options menu item, you may ahve to expand the menu window with that little double arrow that points downward).
2. In the next screen for Options, click on the Email Options button
3.In the next screen Email Options, click on the Tracking Options button.
4. In the Tracking Options screen, you have a checkmark for Delivery receipt. Click this and all your emails you send out will give you an alert when your email server delivers them.
Moreover check in SOST, the traffic signal should be green indicating the mail was send successfully to outlook.
Thanks
Papiya

How can I get a delivery confirmation for sent sms?

As far as it seems my iPhone 4 can't display any confirmation wether the receipient of my SMS got it delivered to their phone? Why was my first phone about 12 years ago able to do that but my modern iPhone isn't?
With the Messages rework including iMessage in iOS 5 I hoped to get such a function for normal SMS too but I'm frustrated you guys from Apple still didn't add that really basic and rudimentary feature.
Please add some small feature that shows "Delivered" below a SMS when my provider has delivered it to the receipients phone, like you already did for iMessage messages. If phones from the stone age can do that then it is a shame if the iPhone can't. I doubt it is much working time for you guys programming that thing.

Hrm well, you're right, it is a network feature. The lack of the automatic request should be fixed though in my opinion. I can't force any provider to add it but when it is available, then why should the device not make any use of it, at least if the user wants it explicitly?
I fear you're right too with your assumption that they'll probably never add that though. Someone already mentioned to me that the SMS has way not that importance in other countries than it has in Germany, especially for the younger generation. Our providers make most of their money not because people are using their phones for calling each other but for sending SMS to each other. Comparing iMessage with the traditional SMS is wrong in my opinion though. It is not that I wouldn't like iMessage, the idea behind it is great. The problem is, most of the people I'm texting with either have no smart phone at all or are using some Android model, so iMessage doesn't work with them and I have to use the traditional SMS system instead.
If the code for getting that confirmation is different from provider to provider, how can it be that other phone manufacturers provide that feature then? The only two possibilities are that those phones have a list of all providers of all countries in it, which I doubt because providers can change and can change their network features too but old phones weren't able to do any updates on the firmware like modern ones can do today or the other possibility would be that there is some international code or stuff too which is the same for all providers worldwide.

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Blackberry's automatic delivery notification encourages spam mail.

To anyone who is listening, please either disable the Blackberry's automatic delivery notification, or give us Blackberry users the option to change it to manual delivery notification requiring our approval before delivery notification is sent.
Spammers harvest the email addresses and the automatic delivery notification tells them that they sent spam to a good/valid address.
My wife and I both noticed that since we started using the Blackberry, the number of spam mail has progressively increased. Today, I discovered why. I noticed in the sent mail log, that the Blackberry is sending out delivery notification automatically each time an email is opened/read. A lot of times, I can't figure out if something is junk until I open up the email. That's when the Blackberry sends delivery notification. Sure, the spammers request delivery notification, that's how they can confirm whether their junk mail reached the intended party. And thus, they harvested a valid email address that they use for the next spam mail. The Blackberry makes it too easy for the spammer to validate a good delivery email address, and for mail that's being forwarded from a "disposable address" to my real address, now the spammers get to harvest my real email address when the Blackberry includes it in their delivery notification.
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ladyv114 wrote:
How do you disable the automatic delivery notification?
On BIS, I don't think there is a way; on BES your BES Admin can do this.
Please also read my post above.
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I know this has been discussed, but I am unable to resolve the issue. So here is the situation . . .
I have a work email address (we manage our own email system internally). Emails sent to my work address get forwarded to my gmail account (so I can view them when I'm not at work).
I recently got a Pearl 8130 (Bell Mobility Canada) and set it up to pull messages from my gmail account.
When someone sends an email to my work address, they get a delivery confirmation (if they have confirmations turn on) from my *gmail* address. I don't want this to happen!
My understanding of this is that when an email is sent to my work address and then gets forwarded to my gmail and then onto my BB, it is the BB server that is processing the delivery confirmation (gmail ignores them) and then the BB server sends off the delivery confirmation but it looks to the original sender like the confirmation came from my gmail account.
This is not only a nuisance, but also a privacy issue (I don't my gmail address revealed to those who send emails to my work address).
I have gone into my BB email settings and all confirmations are turned off.
While I have BIS, Bell Mobility no longer offers the web-based access to configure emails; only whatever I can do directly on my phone.
The only solution that I have read about is to set up a filter in BB/BIS/BES that catches these delivery confirmations from going out. But I cannot find a way to do this on my Pearl.
Any suggestions here would be greatly appreciated.
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Konstantine

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I have a GMail account as my Apple ID. And I want the services of iCloud, i.e. mail, adress book, calendar. So I had to create an iCloud ID. Now for some unknown reason any email I send from my own GMail account to my iCloud account is rejected by iCloud.
This just won't due. If I buy something from Apple.com, I want the iCloud account to get the email. But it won't because I can't consolidate the two and I can't forward Gmail to my iCloud account.
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You've just asked me to confirm my e-mail address as an e-mail will be sent to me. Since my original question was that I can't access my e-mails, how do you suppose I can confirm my e-mail address. I thought this was supposed to help me, not complicate my problems with Firefox.

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