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In SAP 5.0 ECC (Kernal 620), using SMTP node in SCOT, how to redirect all outbound external emails to one specific external email address.
For e.g, if the user is sending an email to recepient [email protected], the system should change this recepient address to [email protected] before the email document hits the SMTP gateway\relay.
Any ideas ?
Looking for a solution that will enable the outgoing external mails from develoment and QA environments to not go out of the door but instead goto a specific internal (non-SAP) mailbox !!
You may consider customizing of FM "SX_OBJECTS_SEND" to replace addresses or develop custom FM based upon "SX_OBJECTS_SEND" and included it to a copy of the RSCONN01 report. Then just define background job that will process your mails using customized report/FM.
You may consider customizing of FM "SX_OBJECTS_SEND" to replace addresses or develop custom FM based upon "SX_OBJECTS_SEND" and included it to a copy of the RSCONN01 report. Then just define background job that will process your mails using customized report/FM.
You may consider customizing of FM "SX_OBJECTS_SEND" to replace addresses or develop custom FM based upon "SX_OBJECTS_SEND" and included it to a copy of the RSCONN01 report. Then just define background job that will process your mails using customized report/FM.
I was eyeing FM SX_OBJECTS_SEND_ARFC for putting in a core-mod for the exact same purpose you described. Your suggestion gives me more confidence in my work around.
Would you further be able to highlight if this idea would take care of all the messages processed by nodes other then SMTP node. For e.g. RFC Destination nodes. I am thinking about if the address areas (set in the nodes definition) were split among more then one node for INT message objects ?
> Would you further be able to highlight if this idea
> would take care of all the messages processed by
> nodes other then SMTP node. For e.g. RFC Destination
> nodes. I am thinking about if the address areas (set
> in the nodes definition) were split among more then
> one node for INT message objects ?
In the SX_OBJECTS_SEND you can specify the node(s) you would like to be processed through "Address_Types" import parameter. If you call this FM with "Address_Types" = INT
it will process messages in the INT node of SCOT. (THe other way is to define this parameter is to assign it to the variant in the copy of the RSCONN01)
Bluesky
