Creating emails > Using a MailOUT Process > Connecting to the mail server > Connecting to a MAPI server

Connecting to a MAPI server
To connect to a MAPI server you must create a MAPI for MailOUT connector:
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Right-click the Platform view and select New Output Connector > MailOUT-dependent.
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In the physical layer, select Connector type > MAPI for MailOUT.
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Platform settings
Default profile
Use Default profile to specify the default Windows Messaging Profile.
A Windows Messaging Profile identifies a specific user and the mail server. To find the profiles available, open the Mail setup dialog box from the Control Panel and click Show Profiles.
The email address that will be used is the address specified as the From address in the user’s profile. To be able to use alternative From addresses, you must set up a profile for each address. You do this in the runtime configuration of the connector.
Number of retries
Use Number of retries to specify the number of times to try to reconnect if the mail server does not respond.
Retry interval
Use Retry interval to specify the interval (seconds) between the retries.
Runtime settings
Profile type
Use Profile type to specify which Windows Messaging Profile to use:
Use default Profile of connector – Use the Default profile specified in the Platform settings.
Static – Use an alternative static Windows Messaging Profile.
Variable – Use a variable to specify the Windows Messaging Profile.
Lookup – Use a lookup table to specify the Windows Messaging Profile.
Control Center settings
Logon options
In Control Center, the logon options for the StreamServer application must not be set to System account. Use the logon option This account and specify an account with permissions to use the Windows Messaging Profile specified for the MAPI for MailOUT connector. To change the logon options, right-click the StreamServer application in Control Center and select Service Startup.
OpenText StreamServe 5.6 Updated: 2013-03-01