i am read a email using Web-methods services and facing problem, Web-methods reading HTML format email as a plain text and giving us HTML. so, i like to set content type as plain text through mail-to function. and i am using this syntax but not working:
mailto:xxxxxxx#sapient.com?Content-type=text/plain"
problem solved, solution: we can add a property on exchange server for particular email id that this email id will get email in text/plain form only. so now i am sending a HTML email then exchange server convert it as a plain text email.
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I want to get the email address that i mention in the image.The email i received from my clients and i am using applescripting and
i want to use that email as recipient.I will send auto mail to this email address.
Thank You.
The concrete solution depends strongly on the HTML text.
You got two options:
Get the source of the message, extract the HTML part, use an HTML parser to get the address or convert the HTML text to plain text with textutil.
Get the content of the message – which is plain text – check all paragraphs for email parts and use regex or sed or text item delimiters to extract the address.
I'm using Mule's IMAP connector to read email attachments. I pretty much follow this. It all works fine, but my problem is that there are couple of end users who now tend to send the emails with attachments to us, but with Content-type as 'text/csv' or 'application/octet-stream' in which case Mule is unable to recognise/parse the attachments. The email client like outlook has no problems downloading the files. But does not work with Mule code - probably, the content-type to be blamed but is there a way I can get over this without demanding a change from the end user?
Here is the code that reads the attachments:
<expression-transformer doc:name="Read Attachments and set them as payload"
name="returnAttachments">
<return-argument evaluator="attachments-list"
expression="*" />
</expression-transformer>
<imaps:inbound-endpoint host="${email.server.host}"
port="${email.port}" responseTimeout="10000"
doc:name="IMAP" connector-ref="IMAPS" password="${email.pwd}"
transformer-refs="returnAttachments" user="${email.user}"
disableTransportTransformer="true" />
<!-- The code below does not work when the emails arrived have content type other the "multipart/mixed"-->
<set-variable variableName="fileName" value="#[groovy:payload.name]"
doc:name="fileName" />
As mentioned this one recognises the email and attachments when the content type(header) of the email is "mutipart/mixed". Does not work otherwise. Should I be asking the client to set the content type ?
Your question does not explain what exactly you're trying to do. You can send anything through e-mail. Each attachment is marked with a corresponding MIME type to indicate what sort of data format it contains -- is that an image, or a ZIP file, or perhaps a PDF document?
What is your application doing, and what reaction do you expect when I send, say, a holiday picture as an attachment? What should it do if I attach my bank's statement?
These questoins are about the business logic, about the real purpose of your project. This question does not contain any data about that, unfortunately.
I'm sending the email message from ABAP-report of SAP ECC 6.0 EHP5 to Microsoft Exchange via SMTP. The message reaches user's inbox in Outlook 2013, but it arrives as an attachment instead to be in the body of the message. From the code's point of view, I'm sending the plain text, and I'm expecting to get it inside the message. Since I'm using the default ABAP-approach to sending emails, which sends text inside of an email body, I suppose that the root of the problem is in Exchange/Outlook side.
Is there any Exchange/Outlook setting, which explicitly directs to send the message as an attachment or inside of the message body?
In the examples given, the body is always typed HTM. For the mail body I always use type RAW and this works just fine (with Lotus Notes). So maybe you try the following when creating your mail body:
document = cl_document_bcs=>create_document(
i_type = 'RAW'
i_text = im_text
i_length = txt_len
i_subject = im_subject ).
No, Outlook/Exchange doesn't provide anything for that. I suppose the issue comes from the ABAP/SAP software.
'Received email message and subject contain german symbols, including umlauts(as 'ä', or 'ö'). Mail body is being displayed correctly, no problems with umlauts, but mail subject has problems with them:
Outlook 2003: 'Bestätigung' is displayed as 'Besttigung'
Outlook 2010: 'Bestätigung' -> 'ä' is dispayed as some unreadable symbol
How to make it display correctly?
P.S. Thunderbird displays subject with umlauts correctly.
If Outlook displays it that way, you cannot fix that - but wouldn't the problem be with the sender sending messages with a wrong encoding?
Or do you mean it is only displayed incorrectly in your own UI?
Problem was next: when creating mail, mail body was set encoding 'UTF-8', and subject was not.
In my cakephp website i have a controller which handles a simple contact form. But i have a problem! If in the contact_controller.php code i use:
$this->Email->send($this->data['Contact']['message']);
i receive the email in my mail box with linebreaks like the user wrote the message. But if i use:
$this->Email->send();
and create an html template to get the variables that i want to receive in mail, i will receive the same with no linebreaks.
How i can fix that?
Which one do you want? In the first case you send a plain text email, so you will have your line breaks in place.
In the second place you send HTML e-mail, where line breaks are in place, but simply ignored.
So either keep sending mails plain text or use nl2br() function on the body for html output.