So to simplify. How about you build a web microservice (in c#?) that sends emails/messages/texts/whatever. And then use a service task configured with camunda http-connector. You can then configure the HTTP call to whatever POST payload you need for the two different scenarios.
Here are two examples:
Just wanted to share a small use case for anyone interested in a quick way to send emails through MailGun with no dependencies, such as Java Classes.
So lets take this hyper simplified example:
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MailGuns API requires the following (https://documentation.mailgun.com/api-sending.html#sending )
You can send a simple text based email with the following:
To
From
Subject
Text
So we can use HTTP-Connector and preform a POST:
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url: https://api.mailgun.net/v3/YOUR_DOMAIN/messages
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Sharing another variation/boilerplate of using the Service Task to quickly send SMS messages through Twilio.
This is a variation of the work done in: Send Email through Service Task and MailGun (Script Based) . Consider this a starting point/basics worked out and you modify/extend for your purposes.
Requirements:
You will need a Twilio account and a Twilio phone number that supports SMS.
You need your Account SID and Account Auth Token which you can get in the top left of the Twilio Console …