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Configuring Mail Adapter

This document provides a guide on configuring the Mail adapter in SAP Cloud Platform Integration (CPI). It details the necessary settings for sending emails via Gmail, including connection settings, credential management, and email content configuration. The blog concludes with steps to ensure successful email delivery after deployment.

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Configuring Mail Adapter

This document provides a guide on configuring the Mail adapter in SAP Cloud Platform Integration (CPI). It details the necessary settings for sending emails via Gmail, including connection settings, credential management, and email content configuration. The blog concludes with steps to ensure successful email delivery after deployment.

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SAP Cloud Platform Integration (CPI) || Part 6 || Configuring Mail


Adapter
Various adapters (i.e. technical protocols which are used to connect a sender or
receiver to the tenant (CPI), are provided by SAP, such as SOAP, OData, Mail,
SuccessFactors, HTTPs, Ariba, Facebook, Twitter, ProcessDirect, etc).

In this blog, I shall explain to you about the Mail adapter.

The below is the IFlow, where I have used (a) a Start Timer which means, the
message will trigger, the moment the IFlow is deployed, (b) a Content Modifier,
just to show how to call the elements in the body of the email.

You can call the Header as, ${header.elementName}, Property as, $


{property.elementName}, and Message Body as ${in.body} in the subject/ body of
the email.

In my example, I am trying send an email from a Gmail ID.

For the Connection setting refer the screenshot below that needs to be
maintained.
1. Address, the address maintained is smtp.gmail.com:587 where, smtp.gmail.com is
the address which allows the sender to an email and check the domain of the sender
through the email ID provided, and 587 is the port behind the SSL certificate for
security. Now, this smtp.gmail.com is applicable only for Google Customers i.e. gmail
users.

There are different standard ports used by Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, Rediff, or
Godaddy such as 587, 465, 995, 993, and 25.

2. Credential Name, is to be maintained in the Security Material.

In the Operations View, go to Security Material, and add User Credentials.

Enter your ID, and password of your Gmail account, and Deploy.
Please ensure that your ID is unblocked for API mail sending.

3. Under Mail Attribute, mention the your ID which has been unblocked for API mail
sending, and the receipient's email addresses followed by a (,).

In the Subject, and body, mention enter your email context, and as I have stated earlier,
you can call the Header, Property, and Message Body of the content modifier.

After you deploy, a message shall be triggered, and you shall get an email like the
below:

Click on "Check Activity", and click on, "Yes, it was me".


Now, go to Manage Account:

Here, "Turn on" the Less secure app access.

After you are done, making these changes, re-deploy the IFlow, and you shall get
an email like the below:
That is it about the mail adapter.

Hope you had a good read.

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