In Envelope reports of "docuSign" what is last activity means.Is it something that user click on the docusign form or something else I am not getting that.
Any activity related to your envelope is tracked, recorded and presented to you in the certificate of completion (and the history view for the envelopes).
Activities include:
Signing an envelope.
Voiding an envelope.
Viewing an envelope.
Re-assigning an envelope to someone else.
Declining to Sign.
Checking signer location.
Correcting an envelope.
Reminder is sent.
Envelope expired.
this is just a partial list.
Hope this helps.
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I submitted the consent screen with some Sensitive scopes (classroom.courses etc) around more than 1 month back and after 1 day i get the message from google that i have to verified the domains so i complete the verification process of domain and submit it again after 2 days. Till now my consent screen is not verified. In OAuth consent screen verification page it shows just this text 'Your consent screen is being verified. This may take up to several days. Your last approved consent screen is still in use' but didnt mention any time frame.
Anyone know from where i get the status of this verification process. It is mentioned that it will takes some weeks if the apps uses some sensitive scopes but still after 5 to 6 weeks i didn't get any notification from google.
You should receive an email from Google with the subject "OAuth Verification Request" stating that your project has been successfully verified. However, in all my cases for Android/iOS projects I first received an email asking me to create a video on YouTube demonstrating the use of the sensitive scopes in the app. After I created that, approval arrived in a few days.
For one of my projects, I never received any email update so I just made some small change to Oauth screen and resubmitted. I then heard back in a few days, so I think for some reason the one verification request got lost.
You can also try respond to the first email you received from google regarding the verification of the domain.
My company has a policy of only sending passwords via encrypted email. However, that takes a little more effort then just asking and sending a quick message during a thread. Is there a way for Teams to reject a message containing a word, in this case password, and give a rejection message?
Thanks
This isn't a programming related question, so this isn't the place to ask it. I'll answer it anyway though.
We call this "Data Loss Prevention" (DLP) and it's available in some versions of Office 365. We have not yet added it for Teams but it's definitely on the roadmap. Please use "share an idea" via the Feedback (lightbulb) icon at the lower left of Teams and add your vote.
Scenario is this:
create appointment with 1 required attendee and save it -> attendee gets invitation
var app = new Appointment(service);
app.Subject = "Test";
app.RequiredAttendees.Add("attendee1#dummy.com");
app.Save(SendInvitationsMode.SendOnlyToAll);
move attendee from required to optional and update appointment with SendOnlyToChanged -> attendee doesn't get any notification
app.RequiredAttendees.Remove("attendee1#dummy.com");
app.OptionalAttendees.Add("attendee1#dummy.com");
app.Update(ConflictResolutionMode.AlwaysOverwrite, SendInvitationsOrCancellationsMode.SendOnlyToChanged);
I know there are/were some issues with SendOnlyToChanged when attendees are added / removed (everybody got notifications) but we don't have this problem. But we have this lack of notifications about change of attendance type and I wonder if that's just how Exchange handles this?
I tried similar operation in OWA and it looks like attendee always gets notification when I click "Send updates" button so OWA is probably using SendToAll. When I added another attendee OWA asked if I wanted to send to all or just to added / removed so I suspect moving attendees between required / optional / resources is not considered as modification of attendees list.
Could somebody share some thought on this subject? Maybe somebody with more intimate (inside) knowledge of Exchange / EWS? Thing is that customer reported this as a bug and I'm almost sure that's just how Exchange works in this scenario but it would be easier to convince customer if I could produce any "official" resources to back me up.
This is most likely to do with the type of operations your trying to do, EWS doesn't support moving an attendee so you should be doing a Remove first and call an update which will commit the change (if you don't want notification use SendToNone). Then Add the attendee back with SendOnlyToChanged and call update. The thing to keep in mind is that the only time a request is made to the server is when you call Update.
I'm using MailChimp v2.0 API at the moment to replicate, update and then send mail campaigns. All so far so good, but occasionally I'm getting this curious error when I call campaigns/send
{
"status": "error",
"code": -99,
"name": "Campaign_EgpPrediction_Exception",
"error": "Campaign_EgpPrediction"
}
If I try again, it may work. Seems sporadic.
Workflow: I replicate one of our standard campaigns then get the new ID, then with this ID I update the title, make it a URL-driven campaign by updating the url value, move it to a folder, then send it.
All the other API calls are successful, just the send sometimes says that.
I can't find reference to the error anywhere in MailChimp docs, I have asked their API support team but whilst I'm waiting...
This is caused by a predicted bounce rate warning. After I went ahead and sent the campaign despite the warning (which doesn't exist in MailChimp's documentation) I got the following from the compliance team shortly afterwards:
This is a note from the MailChimp compliance team. Omnivore, our automated abuse prevention system, detected a recent campaign that generated a bounce rate which exceeded allowable industry thresholds. Noting the account received an above threshold bounce rate, Omnivore has detected that this list requires removal from our system before we would be able to reactivate the account.
As a bulk delivery service we are required to enforce the industry thresholds that ISPs, anti-spam groups and corporate email protection services set regarding spam complaints, bounces and unsubscribe requests. When rates exceed industry thresholds, as your campaign did, Internet Service Providers can block service to the entire MailChimp ecosystem.
Keeping this in mind, the list must be removed from the account before we are able to support further sending. Because a list cannot be deleted for 7 days following a campaign send, we do ask that these contacts be bulk unsubscribed from the list following the instructions provided
So, it looks like the system will warn you with this error message via then API and then let's you send it anyway if you persist!
I hope this helps someone else in the future from sending to a list that may cause you larger problems later.
Need help in implementing email based approval system. Ex: Manager gets an auto triggered mail for his/her approval with a approval link in email body, when the manager clicks on the the link, it should validate the manager and then approve it. I tried searching on the internet but didn't find relevant resource.
Request you to Please help me with your ideas, suggestions or how I should proceed, or any plugin or jar is available??? It would be very helpful to me... Thanking you...
EDIT: Thanking you for replying. We have a java web app build using spring framework (MVC) where in employees can apply leaves which has to be approved by his/her manager. If an employee applies leave then a mail is triggered for approval to his/her manager with the leave details. After looking the mail, the manager logs-in to the application to approve or reject the leaves. So request you to Please help me in how to give a direct link in the mail to approve or reject the leaves.
For one of our applications we had the same requirements - employees can submit vacation requests and supervisors will be notified via mail. We have written an article about the exact way we did it - available here.
So in a nutshell, we are using Spring Integration and GMail. Each new vacation request yields an email send to all supervisors. Supervisors can reply with either approve or reject. We only accept email addresses from our domain, but since these can be faked we introduced a shared secret - a UUID added to the mail's subject which then relates to the id of the vacation request.
Once an email comes in we run the business logic to figure out whether a request shall be approved or rejected.
As I stated in my comment, I used Velocity to template my email message. You don't have to use it, but it made my job easier. You should be able to read up on it.
Java itself has the ability to send emails in it's Java EE framework using JavaMail, or you can use Spring's wrappers. You will need access to a mail server of some sorts, and would highly recommend that you setup an email box specifically for this process. I actually used my gmail account during testing, but I wouldn't recommend that for a long-term solution. I assume your company would have an email server setup somewhere you can use.
The process flow would be:
Employee fills out request
System generates an email to employee's manager(s) with a link to approve
Manager clicks on link, taken to approval page
Manager approves/denies request
The next question is how to build the URL. I would suggest using something like a UUID or something like that, or the request ID if that makes it easier. You can generate a UUID from any seed String or set of bytes. I like UUID because it obviscates the data being sent.
Anyway, the URL will basically point to a Spring form that will allow the user to approve that request. So, thinking about what you would need, I would expect some DB record that relates the information in the incoming request to the time off request that was filled out. Read in the record, load the page and display it. Simple enough.
The next issue is locking it down so only the authorized people can approve. Again, making a huge assumption here, but I am guessing you are using Spring Security? If you are, you should be able to add a condition to the Controller's handler for this approval form that requires the user to be authenticated (read here) and add a java.security.Principal to the handler methods arguments (read 15.3.2.3 here for what you can pass into a Controller's handler). With the Principal object in-hand, you should be able to compare that to a list of approvers associated with the request record in the DB. I would then have the system generate approval/denial emails that code to all concerned parties.
Let me reiterate that this is NOT the only solution, only one possible solution. This is why I feel this is not a good question for StackOverflow, as it asks a very broad question that doesn't really have a single right answer.