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- # GetUserEMailAddress

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  Lua → VBScript

  This function returns the configured email address of the given user.

  Please see the Introduction chapter for some usage instructions.

      ------------------------------------------------------------------
      -- GetUserEMailAddress
      --
      -- Returns the configured email address of the given user.
      --
      -- Parameter:
      --   sNumber          number or name of user
      --
      -- Return:
      --   string
      ------------------------------------------------------------------
      function GetUserEMailAddress( sNumber )
          PBXScript.OutputTrace ("-------------> GetUserEMailAddress ( sNumber = " .. sNumber .. " )")

          local sReturn = ""
          local oUsers  = nil

          oUsers = PBXScript.GetUserByAddress(sNumber)
          if (oUsers ~= nil) then

              for i = 1, #oUsers do

                  PBXScript.OutputTrace ("Found user '" .. oUsers[i]:Name() .. "' with email address '" .. oUsers[i]:EMailAddress() .. "'")
                  sReturn = oUsers[i]:EMailAddress()

              end

          end

          PBXScript.OutputTrace ("sReturn = " .. tostring(sReturn))
          PBXScript.OutputTrace ("<------------- GetUserEMailAddress")

          return sReturn
      end

  This function makes use of the Server Script API functions PBXConfig.GetUserByAddress() to resolve the users' email address and PBXScript.OutputTrace() to write trace information into the SwyxServer trace file.

  This function was converted from VBScript into Lua from the initially posted version in this forum topic.

  By Tom Wellige

  - November 26, 2022
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