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- Configure HTML Email Notifications
- Configure the Notification Properties
- Configure the Default Notification Templates
- HTML Notification for Pause on Failure
- Customize the Default Notification Templates
- Unsupported HTML Notification Functionality
- Configure HTML Notification for Pause on Failure
- HTML Template Configuration/Troubleshooting Notes
Configure the Notification Properties
HTML notifications are enabled by default in the hcm-csa.yaml
file. You can configure the properties to change the defaults, if you wish.
To configure the notification properties, complete the following steps:
- Open the
<PERSISTENT_VOLUME_PATH>/sync/csa/jboss‑as/standalone/deployments/csa.war/WEB-INF/classes/hcm-csa.yaml
file in a text editor. -
If you wish, you can change the default values for the
csa.notification.typ
e and/orcsa.notification.cacheTemplates
properties, as follows:Property Description csa.notification.type Defines the type of email notification:
html
or plaintext
.html
enables custom HTML notifications.text
enables the legacy text-based notification.
Note If email templates are defined, but the value is set to
text
, the emails will be sent as plain text.Default:
html
csa.notification.cacheTemplates Once an email template is used to send an email, it is cached by default. Caching the notification templates improves the I/O performance while sending the notifications. If any notification template used by CSA is changed, then the changes will not be seen in later notifications unless the CSA service is restarted.
The value of
csa.notification.cacheTemplates
may be set tofalse
during development of custom notifications so that a service restart is not required every time a notification template is changed.Default: true
- Save any changes and exit.
- Restart the CSA pod. See Restart or redeploy individual deployments for instructions.
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