Can we access the published parameters in mail body when success topic raised for the topic is success or failure?
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As far as I know, this isn't possible.
But you can check yourself what's being transferred to the topic by using the topic monitor in FME Server: https://docs.safe.com/fme/html/FME_Server_Documentation/Content/WebUI/Topic-Monitoring.htm
The JSON object that's shown when your workspace triggers the topic will show you all the information that is available to your email template.
+3As far as I know, this isn't possible.
But you can check yourself what's being transferred to the topic by using the topic monitor in FME Server: https://docs.safe.com/fme/html/FME_Server_Documentation/Content/WebUI/Topic-Monitoring.htm
The JSON object that's shown when your workspace triggers the topic will show you all the information that is available to your email template.
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Depending on how you have your workflow configured, you may be able to leverage the FMEServerEmailGenerator and FMEServerNotifier in place of setting to Notify Topic(s) on Success
This Knowledge Center Tutorial provides an example in more detail: https://knowledge.safe.com/articles/547/sending-email-part-2-sending-an-email-using-the-fm-1.html
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Hi @natraju, only if the parameter name is prefixed by nm_, you can include the parameter value using the parameter name without the prefix as a Client Custom Keyword. For example, if you define a user parameter named nm_myparam, you can include its value to the subscriber email body using the keyword {myparam}.
See here to learn more: FME Server Reference Manual > FME Server Web Services > Notification Service > Subscribers > Email Template Keywords
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Hi @natraju, only if the parameter name is prefixed by nm_, you can include the parameter value using the parameter name without the prefix as a Client Custom Keyword. For example, if you define a user parameter named nm_myparam, you can include its value to the subscriber email body using the keyword {myparam}.
See here to learn more: FME Server Reference Manual > FME Server Web Services > Notification Service > Subscribers > Email Template Keywords
Hi @natraju, only if the parameter name is prefixed by nm_, you can include the parameter value using the parameter name without the prefix as a Client Custom Keyword. For example, if you define a user parameter named nm_myparam, you can include its value to the subscriber email body using the keyword {myparam}.
See here to learn more: FME Server Reference Manual > FME Server Web Services > Notification Service > Subscribers > Email Template Keywords
Hi, i have the same problem and I cannot now rename my published parameter to nm_FEATURE_TYPE .. Then my workspace doesnot run. Is there any other way to get dataset names inside email body?