Issue while sending mails using classes

Question

Hi Experts ,
i have one issue when i try to send mails using classes cl_document_bcs,cl_cam_address_bcs,cl_bcs etc
ISSUE :
i put some data in selection screen and i get some output ( say i got 5 records), i select 3 records and press some button to trigger mail and mail is send, and now again the OUTPUT screen is  shown with  sended records but we can not send these records again ............ now i selcect remaining two records  and press button to trigger mail and THIS TIME MAIL IS NOT SEND.
amd my code is :
CREATE OBJECT l_document.
  CREATE OBJECT l_recipient.
  TRY.
      cl_bcs_convert=>string_to_solix(
      EXPORTING
      iv_string = fp_wa_output
      iv_codepage = fp_v_code_page
      iv_add_bom = 'X'
      IMPORTING
      et_solix = l_wa_output_binary
      ev_size = l_v_size ).
      l_send_request = cl_bcs=>create_persistent( ).
*-->Creating Document
      l_document = cl_document_bcs=>create_document(
      i_type = 'RAW'
      i_text = fp_it_content[]
      i_subject = fp_text_48 ) .
*-->Adding Attachment*
      CALL METHOD l_document->add_attachment
        EXPORTING
          i_attachment_type    = fp_text_049
          i_attachment_size    = l_v_size
          i_attachment_subject = fp_v_file
          i_att_content_hex    = l_wa_output_binary.
*-->Add document to send request*
      CALL METHOD l_send_request->set_document( l_document ).
*    do send delivery info for successful mails
      CALL METHOD l_send_request->set_status_attributes
        EXPORTING
          i_requested_status = 'E'
          i_status_mail      = 'A'.
*-->Get Sender Object
      l_uname = sy-uname.
      l_sender = cl_sapuser_bcs=>create( l_uname ).
      CALL METHOD l_send_request->set_sender
        EXPORTING
          i_sender = l_sender.
      LOOP AT fp_s_mail INTO l_wa_mail.
        l_v_objid = l_wa_mail-low.
        l_v_mail = l_v_smtpadr.
        TRANSLATE l_v_mail TO LOWER CASE.
        l_recipient = cl_cam_address_bcs=>create_internet_address( l_v_mail ).
        CALL METHOD l_send_request->add_recipient
          EXPORTING
            i_recipient  = l_recipient
            i_express    = 'X' .
*            i_copy       = ' '
*            i_blind_copy = ' '
*            i_no_forward = ' '.
      ENDLOOP.
**-->Trigger E-Mail immediately*
*      IF fp_send_all EQ 'X'.
*        l_send_request->set_send_immediately( 'X' ).
*      ENDIF.
      CALL METHOD l_send_request->send(
      EXPORTING
      i_with_error_screen = 'X'
        RECEIVING result = l_v_sent_to_all ).
      BREAK TARK.
      IF l_v_sent_to_all = 'X'.
        MESSAGE i000 .
      ENDIF.
    COMMIT WORK.
    CATCH cx_document_bcs INTO l_bcs_exception.
    CATCH cx_send_req_bcs INTO l_send_exception.
    CATCH cx_address_bcs INTO l_addr_exception.
    CATCH cx_bcs INTO l_exp.
  ENDTRY.
thanks in advance
rahul

Answer 1

Every time when i choose other network or dongle to send those mails it gets sent.
As per the description, seems it's an issue related to this specific network. Probably, they've adjusted their security policy, like blocked some port numbers, etc.
You might need to contact the support of your ISP to confirm what SMTP settings you need. Check port number, and security settings.
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