HTML Email Failing To Send

Which IIQ version are you inquiring about?

8.3

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EmailTemplate-LcmUserNotification.xml (5.2 KB)

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We are getting the error below when trying to send email with the attached template:

2024-09-16 14:27:36,149 INFO [stdout] (Thread-260) 2024-09-16T14:27:36,149 WARN Thread-260 sailpoint.request.RequestHandler:209 - sailpoint.request.RequestPermanentException: Unable to send email notification, a to address was not specified
2024-09-16 14:27:36,149 INFO [stdout] (Thread-260) at deployment.identityiq.war//sailpoint.request.EmailRequestExecutor.execute(EmailRequestExecutor.java:87)

Hi @jsgentry1,

in your WF are setting to argument? Like this:

<Step action="call:sendEmail" condition="script:Util.csvToList(notificationScheme).contains(&quot;user&quot;)" icon="Email" name="Notify User" posX="98" posY="10">
    <Arg name="template" value="ref:userEmailTemplate"/>
    <Arg name="to" value="script:getUserEmail(identityName, plan)"/>
    <Arg name="approvalSet" value="call:prepareApprovalSetForNotification"/>
    <Transition to="Notify Requester"/>
  </Step>

Hi @jsgentry1,

Add to arg in workflow sendEmail step. You can write a script tp send an email to requester or requester manager. Please refer the below script.

  <Arg name="to">
      <Script>
        <Source>
          <![CDATA[
     import sailpoint.object.Identity;
          
      Identity requesterIdentity = context.getObjectByName(Identity.class, identityName);	  
	  Identity manageridentity = requesterIdentity.getManager();
      if(null != requesterIdentity)
				return requesterIdentity.getStringAttribute("email");		 // send email to requester

/*
if(null != manageridentity)
				return manageridentity.getStringAttribute("email");	    //send email to requester manager
*/				
      else
         return "[email protected]";   //default email 
         ]]></Source>
      </Script>
    </Arg>

Regards,
Arun

I don’t believe the Workflow is the problem. The default e-mail message comes across fine; it’s only when I try to use HTML that the problem occurs.

As you can see from the filename of the template I attached, we are trying to add HTML to the LCM User Notification message. Could you tell me if the template is wrong? If so, how?