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Simplest class and method you may write to dynamically create a recipient list.

class user_testList {

    public function myRecipientList(array &$params, $pObj) {
        $params['lists']['PLAINLIST'][] = array(
            'name' => 'John Doo',
            'email' => 'john.doo@gmail.com',
        );
        $params['lists']['PLAINLIST'][] = array(
            'name' => 'Foo Bar',
            'email' => 'foo.bar@yahoo.fr',
        );
    }

}

If you wish to provide records from tables tt_address or fe_users, this is easily done with:

// Add tt_address record with uid 12 to the list
$params['lists']['tt_address'][] = 12;

// Add fe_users record with uid = 14 to the list
$params['lists']['fe_users'][] = 14;

Note

Your class should be properly loaded. If you are using TYPO3 >= 4.6 and you stick to Extbase naming conventions, the TYPO3 autoloader will automatically take care of loading it when needed. If using TYPO3 4.5, you should add a reference into EXT:yourext/ext_autoload.php.