Send Operation and Status Confirmation

Use

For internal sending the whole send operation runs synchronously. The return codes of the methods SEND, SHORT_MESSAGE and EDIT are definitive in this case. There is no further status information. No status events are triggered.

The following options exist for status confirmation directly after the send methods are called:

Send log book - in dialog

This method is used with the methods EDIT, SHORT_MESSAGE and SEND. A dialog box is displayed, in which the user can call the send log book with the messages for the recipients with errors.
A table is returned with the recipients with errors - no dialog

This method is used with the method SEND_WITHOUT_DIALOG. The following export parameters are provided for this:
- E_SENT_TO_ALL: This is 0 if the send requests were put into the queue successfully for all recipients, and 'X' if sending was successful to at least one recipient.
- E_RECIPIENTS_WITH_ERROR: Gives the resolved recipients that have errors.
- E_ORIG_RECS_WITH_ERROR: Gives the unresolved recipients that have errors, meaning the IF_RECIPIENT_BCS instances passed by the application to BCS.
  
  Example
  
  The application specifies a distribution list. A send error occurs for an entry such as an Internet address. E_RECIPIENTS_WITH_ERROR would then contain the Internet address (as an instance of IF_RECIPIENT_BCS) and E_ORIG_RECS_WITH_ERROR would contain the distribution list (also as an instance of IF_RECIPIENT_BCS).