Execute and distribute unicode problem

[flavien]

Thanks for your answer.

In the label component, you want me to run my script in a runScript expression ?

[pturmel]

I would use the actionPerformed method of a generic button adjacent to the text labels…

[KathyApplebaum]

Yeah, Phil’s suggestion is what we’d use here for testing.

[flavien]

With my script, the subject name shows correctly in label component.

attachmentName=db['title']+u" - Suivi hebdomadaire de performance du chauffage - "+system.date.format(system.date.now(), "yyyy-MM-dd")+u".pdf"

[KathyApplebaum]

Great, now you need to see what the gateway thinks it is.

[flavien]

@KathyApplebaum

To do this, send your email to an obviously invalid user, which hopefully your SMTP server will reject rather than just quietly ignore. For example, user@thing (ie no .com at the end) might trigger this. Set the SMTP.Manager logger in the gateway to debug, make sure you use a retries value greater than 0, and hopefully we will see a logging statement telling you the email failed.

In my gateway, I have errors below.

I found file below in my SMTP queue which can help us.
SMTP queue.txt (3.1 KB)

[KathyApplebaum]

Did you get any logging from the SMTP.Manager logger set to debug? That’s what we’re looking for in the logs.

Also, I see the file you uploaded looks like your mail server is using UTF-7 instead of UTF-8. This might be the source of the problem, since Java does not support the older UTF-7 encoding.

[flavien]

Hi,
My code is correct.
I use unicode() function to my email subject and my attachment name.
To solve the problem I’ve changed encoding in my recipient webmail to UTF-8.

Thanks for your help.