The binary output you are getting is an image, so the question is how you want to put this image in the mail. I can see mails coming out in Service Studio, but I haven't got any SMTP configuration set up, so can't see the content.Īctually, in gmail, my qrcode does not appear (I still trying to figure it out), but in outlook it works perfectly!! "/Registrationweb/.aspx?="+ variableįill in the correct and, and use the right variable (probably an id or something ?) That's the URL you can use as 'external' for your image in your mail. What works for me as a test, is to just use the full literal URL.Ī good test would be to keep trying until you can enter the url in the browser, and it starts the download of your QR image. So Caveat Emptor, following is purely as a step in the right direction, not production quality software : (by the way, what you are trying is far off, you get the word 'False' in your test because instead of setting a path, you compare the result of GetOwnerUrlPath() to a literal string, and that returns False) I tried an example with GetOwnerUrlPath() and got same kind of error message like you did.
I'm still new to Outsystems, so I don't really know what the best practices are for things like referring to paths or composing and sending mails, etc., I don't really know how to get some sort of relative path to your server in the URL of the image in your mail.
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