Pass business rule prompt to email

Hi,
My requirement is to send email to different users depending on the selection of runtime prompts in a business rule. First i registered essbase cdf posted in one of the other threads to send emails. It is working fine from calc script.
However when I pasted the same thing inside a BR in Calc Manager the BR doesnt validate. So I am stuck up again.
I need a business rule as I also need to pass prompt selected by the user in the subject of the email.
The calc script I am using :
RUNJAVA com.oracle.essbase.cdf.SetEmailProp "target:target1" "subject:Approval" "css:C:/target1.css";
RUNJAVA com.oracle.essbase.cdf.SetEmailProp "target:all" "title:<center><b>% Approval</b></center>" "header:Approval" ;
FIX ("Version",Project,CostCenter,YearTotal,Allocation)
BUDGET (
@JaddToAlert("target1",@LIST(@NAME(Official),@name(Acc)),Acc->FullYear);
ENDFIX;
RUNJAVA com.oracle.essbase.cdf.SendMail target:target1 "server:smtp_ip" "from:[email protected]" "to:[email protected]";
When pasted in BR it says "target1" is not a UDA or attribute member ...
Any leads appreciated.
Thanks,
Neetesh

How about posting your business rule(if any different from above)? Maybe someone can spot an error.
Also: Sometimes these will run correctly even though they don't validate. Have you tried using the BR in its unvalidated state? Try that and see what happens.
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