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=======MailByProcessVariableHandler======== | =======MailByProcessVariableHandler======== | ||
==== Description ==== | ==== Description ==== | ||
- | The [[en:software:tim:action handler]] is built into all escalating activities. It stipulates that the escalation point and itself be called as methods if the [[en:software:tim:escalation]] comes into effect (method handleEscalation). It is available in from TIM Version 4.3 on. | + | The [[en:software:tim:actionhandler|action handler]] is built into all escalating activities. It stipulates that the escalation point and itself be called as methods if the [[en:software:tim:escalation]] comes into effect (method handleEscalation). It is available in from TIM Version 4.3 on. |
The corresponding timer is the [[en:software:tim:timer:performescalationfornodestimerwithlimit|performEscalationForNodesTimerWithLimit]]. | The corresponding timer is the [[en:software:tim:timer:performescalationfornodestimerwithlimit|performEscalationForNodesTimerWithLimit]]. | ||
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\\ == fieldDuration == | \\ == fieldDuration == | ||
The fieldDuration defines the time span in which the mail should be sent. Possible values are: | The fieldDuration defines the time span in which the mail should be sent. Possible values are: | ||
- | *m (Month) | + | *s (Seconds) |
- | *y (Year) | + | *m (Minutes) |
- | *w (Week) | + | *h (Hours) |
- | *min (Minute) | + | *d (Days) |
- | *ms (Millisecond) | + | *w (Weeks) |
- | *s (Second) | + | *mon (Months) |
+ | *y (Years) | ||
- | (see [[#example]]) | + | can be combined i.e. 1y 11mon 3w 2d 1h 12m 5s |
- | >> **Attention!** Only one kind of time unit may be used; this means that days and hours cannot be combined. | + | (see [[#example]]) |