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Note that you can customize the email resolver using the
ReqCertSANameEmailResolver.java
<server_root>/cms_sdk/cms_jdk/samples/resolvers
The template that the listener uses to construct the email notification message is
located in the configured directory. This directory has the following default
location:
<server_root>/cert-<instance_id>/emails
You can configure both the path and filename of the template file. You can also
modify the template to customize the contents and appearance of the messages; see
"Customizing Message Templates" on page 556.
Messages can be sent as HTML or plain text.
For the
listener, you can configure the following:
certIssued
Whether the listener is enabled.
The sender of the notification messages (who will be notified of any delivery
problems).
The location of the notification email template.
The subject line of the notification message.

Notification of New Request in Queue

When a deferred end-entity request enters the request queue of a Certificate
Manager or Registration Manager, agents assigned to manage the queue must
review the request and reject or accept it. To help ensure that an agent processes
the request in a timely manner, you can configure the subsystem to notify agents
whenever a new request gets added to the request queue.
This kind of notification involves a listener class in the subsystem that registers an
interest in an appropriate event, in this case the addition of a request to the request
queue. In the CMS configuration, this listener class is identified as follows:
ca.notification.requestInQ
For more information on listener classes, check the samples directory:
<server_root>/cms_sdk/cms_jdk/samples/listeners
When a request is added to the queue, the listener builds a notification message
based on a configured template and sends it to one or more agents' email addresses
as configured.
class included as a sample at this location:
Chapter 16
Setting Up Automated Notifications
Automated Notifications
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