Run Email Tests

The Run Email Tests page enables you to configure a number of options for sending a test email. This page enables you to set up an email and have Process Director send it, testing Process Director’s ability to send emails. The email body and content can be configured, as well as the server from which the email is sent.

From the Troubleshooting section, you can navigate to the Run Email Tests page by clicking the Run Email Tests button.

This page is very important when troubleshooting email issues in Process Director. In general, if an email is successfully sent from this page, then you can be relatively certain that the email features of Process Director are operating correctly. If the tests are sent correctly, from this page, but you are still having email delivery issues, you may wish to check other possibilities, such as issues with your email server.

For Process Director v5.44.1103, the Run Email Tests page is configured to use Microsoft Modern Authentication by setting the configuration to Use Specific SMTP Server, the setting the SMTP Authentication Type property to "Office 365/Microsoft OAuth".

There are several configurable properties you can set for each email test you wish to run.

Once you have configured the test email settings, you can send the test email by clicking the Send button.

Microsoft OAuth for SMTP #

For Process Director v5.44.1100, additional properties have been added to enable the SMTP settings to access an Azure Exchange365 server using Microsoft's OAuth-based Modern Authentication method. In most cases, the OAuth properties will be set on the Properties page of the Installation Settings section. If so, the appropriate OAuth SMTP settings configured there will be applied to any email tests that are run from this page, when the Use Process Director Configured Settings property is true.

You can, however, also use custom OAuth settings on the email test by selecting the Use Specific SMTP Server option. This option will also display the properties for the SMTP Authentication Type, SMTP Tenant ID, SMTP Client ID, and SMTP Secret, just as they're displayed in Installation Settings. You can configure the appropriate OAuth values here and use them to run the email test. Of course, you must have the appropriate settings configured in Azure prior to using this feature. This feature may be useful for testing a new Exchange server that uses different properties for the OAuth settings, prior to modifying the existing SMTP OAuth properties in Installation Settings.

Help

From the Troubleshooting section, clicking the Help button will open a new tab that displays the Product Documentation web site for Process Director.