Difference between revisions of "Setting up Internal Messaging"
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| − | # set to true to enable internal messaging | + | # set to true to enable internal messaging, anything else to disable it. |
messaging.enabled = true | messaging.enabled = true | ||
# default number of seconds for system to check for new messages, "60" is 1 minute | # default number of seconds for system to check for new messages, "60" is 1 minute | ||
messaging.refresh.default = 60 | messaging.refresh.default = 60 | ||
| + | # defines which users can send messages and to which users the messages can be sent. These are PartyRoles and use the RoleType. | ||
| + | # separate multiple role types with a ",": SALES_MANAGER, SALES_REP, CUST_SERVICE_REP | ||
| + | messaging.roles.sender = EMPLOYEE | ||
| + | messaging.roles.recipient = EMPLOYEE | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:29, 12 January 2008
opentaps has an internal messaging system which allows your users to send messages to one another through opentaps. The messages are logged in the system as well. If you would like to use this feature, edit the file hot-deploy/opentaps-common/config/opentaps.properties and change the settings to the following fields:
# set to true to enable internal messaging, anything else to disable it. messaging.enabled = true # default number of seconds for system to check for new messages, "60" is 1 minute messaging.refresh.default = 60 # defines which users can send messages and to which users the messages can be sent. These are PartyRoles and use the RoleType. # separate multiple role types with a ",": SALES_MANAGER, SALES_REP, CUST_SERVICE_REP messaging.roles.sender = EMPLOYEE messaging.roles.recipient = EMPLOYEE
