If you have an xml file containing people’s emails like:<\/p>\n
\r\n\r\n Mikko Mallikas\r\n mikko@null\r\n\r\n Minni Muodikas\r\n minni@null<\/pre>\nYou can easily send simple email messages to them with Groovy:<\/p>\n
def doc = new XmlParser().parse(\"\/tmp\/emails.xml\")\r\n\r\ndoc.person.email.each {\r\n doCommand(\"echo \\\"Body text here \\\" | mail -s \\\"Subject here\\\" \" + it.text())\r\n}\r\n\r\ndef doCommand(command) {\r\n String[] cmd = [\"\/bin\/sh\", \"-c\", command]\r\n def proc = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(cmd)\r\n proc.waitFor()\r\n}<\/pre>\nNote that this works only on linux, due the mail program used not found in Windows OS.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
If you have an xml file containing people’s emails like: Mikko Mallikas mikko@null Minni Muodikas minni@null You can easily send simple email messages to them with Groovy: def doc = new XmlParser().parse(“\/tmp\/emails.xml”) doc.person.email.each { doCommand(“echo \\”Body text here \\” | … Continue reading