Is the SAP Inbox and the universal worklist on the portal linked ?

Hi,
   I am using the FM SO_DOCUMENT_SEND_API1 to send emails to SAP inbox. This successfully sends emails. My question is whether these mails that I send to the SAP inbox will be seen at the universal worklist on the portal also.
Thanks,
Mukul

If Universal Worklist is connected with your SAP inbox, then yes, you can see the work items in universal worklist also.
For more Details, Check out this:
  http://www.sap-hefte.de/download/dateien/1461/146_leseprobe.pdf

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    Released on:     25.04.2006  04:57:52
    Priority:     Recommendations/additional info
    Category:     Advance development
    Primary Component:     EP-BC-UWL Universal Worklist
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    SoftwareComponent     Release     FromRelease     ToRelease     AndsubsequentSAP_BASIS     60     640     640      SAP_BASIS     70     700     700     
    Highest Implemented Support Package
    SupportPackages     Release     PackageNameSAP_BASIS     640     SAPKB64017SAP_BASIS     640     SAPKB64019SAP_BASIS     700     SAPKB70008SAP_BASIS          
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    Released on:     20.04.2006  07:43:26
    Priority:     Recommendations/additional info
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    Primary Component:     BC-BMT-WFM Business Workflow
    Secondary Components:     EP-BC-UWL Universal Worklist
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