Examples with MailTemplate org.olat.core.util.mail.MailTemplate used on opensource projects

Example 66 with MailTemplate

use of org.olat.core.util.mail.MailTemplate in project openolat by klemens.

the class RepositoryMailing method createMailTemplate.

private static MailTemplate createMailTemplate(RepositoryEntry re, Identity actor, String subjectKey, String bodyKey) {
    // build learning resources as list of url as string
    final String reName = re.getDisplayname();
    final String redescription = (StringHelper.containsNonWhitespace(re.getDescription()) ? FilterFactory.getHtmlTagAndDescapingFilter().filter(re.getDescription()) : "");
    final String reUrl = Settings.getServerContextPathURI() + "/url/RepositoryEntry/" + re.getKey();
    // get some data about the actor and fetch the translated subject / body via i18n module
    Locale locale = I18nManager.getInstance().getLocaleOrDefault(actor.getUser().getPreferences().getLanguage());
    String[] bodyArgs = new String[] { actor.getUser().getProperty(UserConstants.FIRSTNAME, null), actor.getUser().getProperty(UserConstants.LASTNAME, null), UserManager.getInstance().getUserDisplayEmail(actor, locale), // 2x for compatibility with old i18m properties
    UserManager.getInstance().getUserDisplayEmail(actor, locale) };
    Translator trans = Util.createPackageTranslator(RepositoryManager.class, locale);
    String subject = trans.translate(subjectKey);
    String body = trans.translate(bodyKey, bodyArgs);
    // create a mail template which all these data
    MailTemplate mailTempl = new MailTemplate(subject, body, null) {

        @Override
        public void putVariablesInMailContext(VelocityContext context, Identity identity) {
            // Put user variables into velocity context
            User user = identity.getUser();
            context.put("firstname", user.getProperty(UserConstants.FIRSTNAME, null));
            context.put("lastname", user.getProperty(UserConstants.LASTNAME, null));
            context.put("login", UserManager.getInstance().getUserDisplayEmail(user, locale));
            // Put variables from greater context
            context.put("coursename", reName);
            context.put("coursedescription", redescription);
            context.put("courseurl", reUrl);
        }
    };
    return mailTempl;
}

Example 67 with MailTemplate

use of org.olat.core.util.mail.MailTemplate in project openolat by klemens.

the class RepositoryMailing method sendEmail.

public static void sendEmail(Identity ureqIdentity, Identity identity, RepositoryEntry re, Type type, MailPackage mailing) {
    if (mailing != null && !mailing.isSendEmail()) {
        return;
    }
    String email = identity.getUser().getProperty(UserConstants.EMAIL, null);
    String emailAlt = identity.getUser().getProperty(UserConstants.INSTITUTIONALEMAIL, null);
    if (!StringHelper.containsNonWhitespace(email) && !StringHelper.containsNonWhitespace(emailAlt)) {
        return;
    }
    if (mailing == null) {
        BaseSecurity securityManager = CoreSpringFactory.getImpl(BaseSecurity.class);
        RepositoryModule repositoryModule = CoreSpringFactory.getImpl(RepositoryModule.class);
        Roles ureqRoles = securityManager.getRoles(ureqIdentity);
        if (!repositoryModule.isMandatoryEnrolmentEmail(ureqRoles)) {
            return;
        }
    }
    MailTemplate template = mailing == null ? null : mailing.getTemplate();
    if (mailing == null || mailing.getTemplate() == null) {
        template = getDefaultTemplate(type, re, ureqIdentity);
    }
    MailContext context = mailing == null ? null : mailing.getContext();
    if (context == null) {
        context = new MailContextImpl(null, null, "[RepositoryEntry:" + re.getKey() + "]");
    }
    String metaId = mailing == null ? null : mailing.getUuid();
    MailerResult result = new MailerResult();
    MailManager mailManager = CoreSpringFactory.getImpl(MailManager.class);
    MailBundle bundle = mailManager.makeMailBundle(context, identity, template, ureqIdentity, metaId, result);
    if (bundle != null) {
        mailManager.sendMessage(bundle);
    }
    if (mailing != null) {
        mailing.appendResult(result);
    }
}

Example 68 with MailTemplate

use of org.olat.core.util.mail.MailTemplate in project openolat by klemens.

the class MailTest method testMailAttachments.

/**
 * Test for the mail template and the context variable methods
 */
@Test
public void testMailAttachments() {
    String subject = "Subject: Hello $firstname with attachment";
    String body = "Body: \n\n Hey $login, here's a file for you: ";
    // some attachemnts
    File[] attachments = new File[1];
    File file1;
    try {
        System.out.println("MailTest.testMailAttachments Url1=" + MailTest.class.getResource("MailTest.class"));
        file1 = new File(MailTest.class.getResource("MailTest.class").toURI());
        attachments[0] = file1;
    // TODO: cg Properties file is in olat_core.jar and not be lookup as resource (jar:file:...)
    // System.out.println("MailTest.testMailAttachments Url2=" + MailTest.class.getResource("_i18n/LocalStrings_de.properties") );
    // file2 = new File(MailTest.class.getResource("_i18n/LocalStrings_de.properties").toURI());
    // attachments[1] = file2;
    } catch (URISyntaxException e) {
        fail("ups, can't get testfiles from local path: MailTest.class and _i18n/LocalStrings_de.properties");
    }
    MailTemplate template = new MailTemplate(subject, body, attachments) {

        @Override
        public void putVariablesInMailContext(VelocityContext context, Identity identity) {
            // Put user variables
            User user = identity.getUser();
            context.put("firstname", user.getProperty(UserConstants.FIRSTNAME, null));
            context.put("login", identity.getName());
        }
    };
    // some recipients data
    List<Identity> recipients = new ArrayList<Identity>();
    recipients.add(id1);
    MailerResult result = new MailerResult();
    result = sendMailAsSeparateMails(null, recipients, null, template, id2, null);
    assertEquals(MailerResult.OK, result.getReturnCode());
}

Example 69 with MailTemplate

use of org.olat.core.util.mail.MailTemplate in project openolat by klemens.

the class MailTest method testMailAttachmentsInvalid.

/**
 * Test for the mail template and the context variable methods
 */
@Test
public void testMailAttachmentsInvalid() {
    String subject = "Subject: Hello $firstname with attachment";
    String body = "Body: \n\n Hey $login, here's a file for you: ";
    // some attachemnts - but no file
    File[] attachments = new File[1];
    MailTemplate template = new MailTemplate(subject, body, attachments) {

        @Override
        public void putVariablesInMailContext(VelocityContext context, Identity identity) {
            // Put user variables
            User user = identity.getUser();
            context.put("firstname", user.getProperty(UserConstants.FIRSTNAME, null));
            context.put("login", identity.getName());
        }
    };
    // some recipients data
    List<Identity> recipients = new ArrayList<Identity>();
    recipients.add(id1);
    MailerResult result = new MailerResult();
    result = sendMailAsSeparateMails(null, recipients, null, template, id2, null);
    assertEquals(MailerResult.ATTACHMENT_INVALID, result.getReturnCode());
}

Example 70 with MailTemplate

use of org.olat.core.util.mail.MailTemplate in project openolat by klemens.

the class MailTest method testMailerResult.

/**
 * Test for the mailer result codes
 */
@Test
public void testMailerResult() {
    String subject = "MailerResult Subject: Hello everybody";
    String body = "MailerResult Body: \n\n This is just a test";
    MailTemplate template = new MailTemplate(subject, body, null) {

        @Override
        public void putVariablesInMailContext(VelocityContext context, Identity identity) {
        // nothing to do
        }
    };
    // some recipients data
    Identity illegal1 = JunitTestHelper.createAndPersistIdentityAsUser("illegal1");
    illegal1.getUser().setProperty(UserConstants.EMAIL, "doesnotexisteserlkmlkm@sdf.com");
    Identity illegal2 = JunitTestHelper.createAndPersistIdentityAsUser("illegal2");
    illegal2.getUser().setProperty(UserConstants.EMAIL, "sd@this.domain.does.not.exist.at.all");
    Identity illegal3 = JunitTestHelper.createAndPersistIdentityAsUser("illegal3");
    illegal3.getUser().setProperty(UserConstants.EMAIL, "@ sdf");
    DBFactory.getInstance().intermediateCommit();
    List<Identity> recipients = new ArrayList<Identity>();
    recipients.add(illegal1);
    // if only one recipient: error must be indicated
    MailerResult result = new MailerResult();
    result = sendMailAsSeparateMails(null, recipients, null, template, id6, null);
    // mail will bounce back since address does not exist, but sent to local MTA
    // this test is not very good, depends on smtp settings!
    // assertEquals(MailerResult.OK, result.getReturnCode());
    recipients = new ArrayList<Identity>();
    recipients.add(illegal2);
    result = sendMailAsSeparateMails(null, recipients, null, template, id6, null);
    // mail will bounce back since address does not exist, but sent to local MTA
    assertEquals(MailerResult.OK, result.getReturnCode());
    recipients = new ArrayList<Identity>();
    recipients.add(illegal3);
    result = sendMailAsSeparateMails(null, recipients, null, template, id6, null);
    assertEquals(MailerResult.RECIPIENT_ADDRESS_ERROR, result.getReturnCode());
    // now with one valid and the invalid recipient: should return ok but have
    // one recipient in the failed list
    recipients.add(id1);
    result = sendMailAsSeparateMails(null, recipients, null, template, id6, null);
    assertEquals(MailerResult.RECIPIENT_ADDRESS_ERROR, result.getReturnCode());
    assertEquals(1, result.getFailedIdentites().size());
    // valid recipient but invalid sender
    recipients = new ArrayList<Identity>();
    recipients.add(id1);
    result = sendMailAsSeparateMails(null, recipients, null, template, illegal3, null);
    assertEquals(MailerResult.SENDER_ADDRESS_ERROR, result.getReturnCode());
    // invalid cc and bcc but valid to, mus count up the invalid accounts
    recipients = new ArrayList<Identity>();
    recipients.add(id1);
    // first
    recipients.add(illegal3);
    // second
    Identity recipientCC = illegal3;
    result = sendMailAsSeparateMails(null, recipients, recipientCC, template, id6, null);
    // mail will bounce back since address does not exist, but sent to local MTA
    assertEquals(MailerResult.RECIPIENT_ADDRESS_ERROR, result.getReturnCode());
    assertEquals(2, result.getFailedIdentites().size());
}