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Retrieving Email Attachments
Posted on 2012-12-27
Hello All,
I have an app written with Team Developer that used to successfully retrieve the attachment from an email sent from a Verizon phone or MSN account but not from an email sent from a GoDaddy account.
Now, I can no longer retrieve the attachment sent from the Verizon account / phone, which is what the app was developed for.
Question: What is the difference between an attachment sent from an MSN account versus an attachment that is sent from a GoDaddy ( and now Verizon ) account?
Also, is there a setting or some other protocol that has to be enabled on the sending account so that on the receiving end I can detach the attachment and copy it to a temp file??
Many thanks for any insight into this,
~AJ
I have an app written with Team Developer that used to successfully retrieve the attachment from an email sent from a Verizon phone or MSN account but not from an email sent from a GoDaddy account.
Now, I can no longer retrieve the attachment sent from the Verizon account / phone, which is what the app was developed for.
Question: What is the difference between an attachment sent from an MSN account versus an attachment that is sent from a GoDaddy ( and now Verizon ) account?
Also, is there a setting or some other protocol that has to be enabled on the sending account so that on the receiving end I can detach the attachment and copy it to a temp file??
Many thanks for any insight into this,
~AJ
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The only difference could be in the email headers. Does the program reference any specific email or attachment headers?
Unless the receiving email server is handling and/or storing emails from different providers depending on trust relationships.
Unless the receiving email server is handling and/or storing emails from different providers depending on trust relationships.
Thanks for the insight.
I have put in a support request to the hosting service for the email server.
We'll see what they come back with.
I'm not sure what the program references as far as headers go. I just call a built in function that is supposed to retrieve the email and store a copy of the attachment in a temp file.
I'll try and inquire with the TeamDeveloper people and see what they come back with on that.
I'll let you know what happens.
Thanks,
~AJ
I have put in a support request to the hosting service for the email server.
We'll see what they come back with.
I'm not sure what the program references as far as headers go. I just call a built in function that is supposed to retrieve the email and store a copy of the attachment in a temp file.
I'll try and inquire with the TeamDeveloper people and see what they come back with on that.
I'll let you know what happens.
Thanks,
~AJ
Well this issue has been put on hold for now.
Just frustrating and weird that it acts sooo differently depending on what email server I am trying to retrieve the emails from.
I think my possible solutions are to:
1. host our own emails server and allow the appropriate permissions.
2. find a hosted email server that will work with the app.
Sorry it has taken so long to get back to this. I appreciate the help.
~AJ
Just frustrating and weird that it acts sooo differently depending on what email server I am trying to retrieve the emails from.
I think my possible solutions are to:
1. host our own emails server and allow the appropriate permissions.
2. find a hosted email server that will work with the app.
Sorry it has taken so long to get back to this. I appreciate the help.
~AJ
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