Callbacks from Mandrill

ACDC

ok, do this simple thing.
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I see what you mean, Node.js seems to be a simple way (well if you are a Node.js expert) :? it has other uses as well, so its' a good idea to get into it

Jaymer

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hpl123

Jaymer wrote
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Cool stuff Jaymer, thanks for sharing details about your adventures, appreciated. When can we expect the plugin 😉

BenHayat

hpl123 wrote
When can we expect the plugin 😉

You can't write Java plugin with Node.js (Javascript). 🙂

ACDC

Jaymer , could you summarise please :mrgreen:

How you are sending the email and ID via Mandrill, SMTP or REST ?
Mandrill Call back to your Node.js (how easy is this to setup with Mandrill once I have Node.js installed(I see Mandrill has a connector for Node.js)
Node.js connection to AwareIM - are you using REST ? - I am going to have to use LogonOp.aws with parameters - I am still on 7.1

Thanks in advance

Jaymer

ACDC wrote
How you are sending the email and ID via Mandrill, SMTP or REST ?

Mandrill Call back to your Node.js (how easy is this to setup with Mandrill once I have Node.js installed(I see Mandrill has a connector for Node.js)

Node.js connection to AwareIM - are you using REST ? - I am going to have to use LogonOp.aws with parameters - I am still on 7.1

Q: 1. How you are sending the email and ID via Mandrill, SMTP or REST ?

per this post:

Jaymer

UPDATE Dec 2018
#3 above. Node connection to Aware

Am using Bandwidth for SMS messaging.
SENDING: w.r.t SMS, I don't much care about actual delivery receipt info, so I have my alert level set to "error" when sending. If a msg isn't delivered, I'll get a JSON msg at my Node.js server. Am not processing this yet except to reply with a 200 - OK

INCOMING SMS: When someone sends a msg to one of the Users' phone #s setup in bandwidth, that ReceiveSMS application calls my Node.js server and is processed. An incoming packet looks like this:

{ messageId: 'm-echiany4pxxsa',
  from: '+18132940000',
  eventType: 'sms',
  text: 'Yes i got it',
  time: '2018-12-19T04:21:44Z',
  to: '+19163470000',
  state: 'received',
  messageUri:
   'https://api.catapult.inetwork.com/v1/users/u-a6gzr3i6avrrq/messages/m-echiajzny4pxxsa',
  applicationId: 'a-je3pu3kw2zsrafifey',
  direction: 'in' }

I'm using info from there to make this URL call to Aware:

https://mysite.com/R3/logonOp.aw?domain=AA&userName=SMS&password=aaa&testingMode=true&firstCommand=startProcessWithInit,SMS,main,MessageLog&fromNumber=813-294-0000&toNumber=9163470000&body=Yes%20i%20got%20it&status=stage1&direction=inbound

which logs in to Aware, creates the SMS incoming record MessageLog, where a Rule:
IF MessageLOG IS NEW THEN "do stuff"
processes it and links it to the senders account.
It also looks up the recipient (the user) and forwards a SMS msg to a phone if desired.

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