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Re: [ic] Datamining with Interchange
"Phillip A. Ryals" <support@admiralexpress.com> writes:
> >Then after an order is processed, call a system script to ftp/mail/scp to
> where
> >you need it for your system to pick it up...
>
> Everything sounds good so far... thank you John, Racke and Stefan!
>
> So I can use their acct# as a session variable and should be able to
> retrieve pricing through a custom gateway.
>
> I don't really understand how I might go about getting the order into our
> system though. I gather the above must be suggesting a script that parses
> the email that would normally be sent and inputs it into our system?
No. With my patch you can define a GlobalSub/Sub which interfaces with
your system. My configuration for this case:
ParseVariables Yes
Route main default 1
Route main report report/body
Route main email __ORDERS_TO__
Route main supplant 1
Route main sub htmlmail
Route main locale 1
Route main increment 0
ParseVariables No
Route copy_user report report/customer
Route copy_user email ""
Route copy_user empty 1
Route copy_user supplant 1
Route copy_user sub ""
Route copy_user locale 1
Route copy_user increment 0
Route log report report/sdrs
Route log email ""
Route log empty 1
Route log supplant 1
Route log increment 0
Sub <<EOF
sub htmlmail{
my ($email, $subject, $body) = @_;
$Tag->email_html({to => $email, subject => $subject}, $body);
}
EOF
Ciao
Racke
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