Hi Nicolas,
the type of rejection message that would be sent by the recipient's SMTP server is determined by the configuration of that server/ state of the user's account on the server.
In LAE you can use the Send Email+ node to send one or more messages to a specified SMTP server e.g. your organization's Exchange email server. As SMTP servers typically use a store and forward mechanism to send email messages to the recipient's SMTP server, any bounce messages from the recipient's server will be returned to the originating SMTP server - e.g. your organization's email server and are typically delivered to the originating sender's email account.
The Send Email+ node properties must be configured to connect to, and authenticate with, a specified SMTP server. The node's properties enable you to configure the 'FromAddress' - which is either a literal value or can be derived from a Graph property or Run property. All emails sent as a consequence of running the node will therefore be attributed to this user on the originating SMTP server and any bounce replies will be returned to this account.
The Send Email+ node allows you to parameteize its operation so that properties including the 'MessageSubject', 'ToAddress', 'CcAddress', 'MessageBody', 'FilesToAttach' and 'HtmlMesageBody' can be sourced from values in fields in the node's input data.
So you could for example:
- send a fixed text message to multiple recipients
- send a custom message to each recipient
- send a custom message and attach individual files to each recipient.
Note that you must always include the MessageBody value as this is used to deliver a Text email body in the message (in case the user's email client does not support HTML email). If you want to send a HTML message then the optional 'HtmlMesageBody' property must be specified.
The SendEmail+ node can be found in the Publishing category of the node palette. See the node Help for details of the configuration of the node.