How to email generated HTML report

Can I create a link on my generated report that will issue the mailto command and email the results of this report run?

You will have to include some Javascript in your report, I guess. A simple solution is provided by Internet Explorer itself:
File -> Send -> Page by Email
Or you can run your report with destype=mail, but you don't have a preview that way.

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Hello,
I'm new to FlexPMD. I have just generated my firsts reports. I try to generate HTML reports.
I browse the documentation, this forum and the web and I find informations to :
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Hello,
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 < classpath>
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 < pathelement location="${build.pmd.loc}/flex-pmd-ruleset-${flexpmd.version}.jar" />
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MY CODE
MY CODE]>< /code>
 < /violation>
< /file>
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I understand that it modify the standard XML schema of the output.
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In a Test UUT's execution, the process model generates and saves a html report. How can add steps to the process model to print the report each time? I'm thinking maybe somehow using an ActiveX call to open IE and then print (1 step or 2?), but I'm a newbie to ActiveX and don't know what server/class/method to use.
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"... Internet Explorer prints in the background. This means that the print processing is actually completed asynchronously in a separate thread.Upon return from ExecWB, the print processing may continue for several seconds or even up to a minute or two based on various factors such as the size of the content and how busy your system is currently. The problem is that if you start a print job and then destroy the WebBrowser or close your application before the background thread finishes processing, the thread will abandon its work and the page may not be completely printed..."
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Sending email with HTML report through a button

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GokhanAtil,
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Designer 9i ver 9.0.2.80.6
Repository Reports ver 9.0.2.80.4
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Fixes
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