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Oracle Workflow User's Guide
Release 2.6.3.5
Part Number B12162-02
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To Respond to a Plain Text E-mail Notification Using Direct Response
2. To respond to your notification, use the Reply command in your mail application to reply to the original e-mail notification.
3. Include the text of the original notification message in your reply. This text contains the special notification ID and access key that a notification mailer requires to identify the notification you are responding to.
4. Follow the syntax instructions in the notification message carefully when formatting your reply. The response values must be within the first lines of your reply, where each line represents a separate response value.
If a response value requires more than one line, then the entire response value must be enclosed in double quotes (" "). Everything enclosed in the double quotes is counted as one line.
The Notification System interprets your response values literally, so a value in uppercase is interpreted differently from the same value in lowercase.
If a response prompt provides a default response value, you can accept the default value by leaving the appropriate response line blank.
5. When you are satisfied with your response, use the Send command of the mail application to send your reply.
Note: If you send an invalid response, the Notification System sends you an "invalid response" message. If you respond to a notification that has been canceled, you get a message informing you that the notification was canceled. Similarly, if you respond to a notification that was already previously responded to, you get a message informing you that the notification is closed.
6. If this notification requires a password-based signature or certificate-based digital signature in your response, you cannot respond to the notification through e-mail. In this case the notification informs you that an electronic signature is required and directs you to access the online version of the notification instead. Navigate to the Notification Details web page to submit your response. See: To View the Details of a Notification.
Note: Electronic signatures are currently supported only for the version of Oracle Workflow embedded in Oracle Applications.
7. If this notification includes sensitive content that cannot be sent in e-mail for security reasons, the notification e-mail message directs you to access the online version of the notification instead. Navigate to the Notification Details page to view the content of the notification and submit your response. See: To View the Details of a Notification.
Example
Following is a set of response instructions and examples of three possible responses.
Response Instructions
Enter the Action on line 1. Do you approve? Value must be one of the following (default is "Reject"):
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Approve
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Reject
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Enter the Review Comments on line 2. Value must be 2000 bytes or less.
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Enter the Required Date on line 3. If there is no required date, leave this blank. Value must be a date in the form "DD-MON-YYYY".
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Enter the Maximum Amount on line 4. This is the maximum approved amount. Value must be a number. Default is 1500.
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Valid Response A - Approve
Approve
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Let me know if this item meets expectations.
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01-JAN-1998
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1000.00
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Valid Response B - Reject
Note: The blank lines in this response indicate acceptance of the default values for those response values.
Valid Response C - Reject
Reject
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"This item is too expensive. Please find a replacement that is of lower cost, or else
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include additional justification for why this item should be approved."
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01-JAN-1998
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1000.00
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See Also
To Respond to a Plain Text E-mail Notification Using Templated Response
To Respond to an HTML E-mail Notification
To Respond to a Plain Text E-mail Notification with an HTML Attachment
To Reassign a Notification to Another User
Plain Text E-mail, Oracle Workflow Administrator's Guide
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