on 09-08-2008 7:38 AM
Hi Friends,
I have one requirement like the mail which is sent from SAP , when i reply to that mail , should be replied to some other email id not the one which comes automatically something like "USERNAME" "<ADR24000000007234DVLXYZ xyz.com>" .
Basically, I want to set "Reply To" kind of thing in Function module to send mails, so that when I reply to recived mail, it should reply to the other mail which i"ll set in reply to.
Hope u got my point.
Thanks in advance.
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Regards.
Edited by: Julius Bussche on Sep 8, 2008 12:33 PM
use the function module: CC_POPUP_STRING_INPUT to optain the receipient name and change the value of username from your program.
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Please follow these steps:
1.) tcode = SCOT
2.) double click SMTP
3.) under "SMTP Connection" section, fill in your mail host IP(ex: webmail.sap.com) and the port number(25) and code page = No conversion.
4.) under "Supported address types", make sure Internet is checked, and click on "Set". The Address area has to be *
5.) To test route,
SCOT -->Utilities --> Routing test
RecipientAddr.type = INT
Recipient addr. =
6.) You also need to set the Default Domain.
SCOT --> Settings --> Default Domains (webmail.sap.com)
7.)Now go to tcode SBWP,compose a mail and in the recipient address,enter email id and send.
8.) Come back to SCOT and click on Utilities-->Start send process(Ctrl+F7) and execute.
You will receive the mail in your external mail id.
I dont know as to why we should do step 8,but in my case the mails were sent only after performing step8.
Hope it is helpful to you.
regards,
Rahul
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