Hello Jens-Uwe,
From the documentation of the javamail.js trigger script, I see it is based on the JavaMail API. I found documentation for it here.
The question on ServerFault (part of StackExchange, so the same family as StackOverflow) was asked in this question Which mail header does Outlook 2003+ use to indicate confidentiality? The answer seems to be one of:
- Sensitivity: company-confidential
- Sensitivity: personal
- Sensitivity: private
Given that these are Microsoft standards, you will probably have to do a little header inspection to figure out which applies in your organization.
Assuming you want to mark every email as company-confidential, in the JavaMail.js function sendMail, add a block of code that looks something like this after the var msg = new MimeMessage(session) line, but before the Transport.send(msg) line:
msg.addHeader( new java.lang.String("Sensitivity"), new java.lang.String("company-confidential"));
I have not tested this out, and I don't normally modify trigger scripts (that is outside of the scope of Support), but that should get you going in the right general direction. In particular, you may want to use the method msg.setHeader instead. setHeader replaces all existing values for this header_name, while addHeader just adds to the existing header_name.
Also be aware that "RFC 822 headers must contain only US-ASCII characters, so a header that contains non US-ASCII characters must have been encoded by the caller as per the rules of RFC 2047." Those are IETF RFCs, not PTC RFCs.
I know that's not quite an example, but that's all I have at the moment.
Regards,
Kael
Kind Regards,
Kael Lizak
Senior Technical Support Engineer
PTC Integrity Lifecycle Manager
