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Giampaolo
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We need to save the messages on the database and we wolud like to know if with IMAP it is possible to have all the messages completed with all their multipart.
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Alex
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| Posted: 26 July 2005 at 8:57am | IP Logged
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You can get the entire source of a message received from IMAP4 (or from POP3) using .RawBody property of Message object. It returns a string containing message source with all headers, multiparts, etc.
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Alex
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Giampaolo
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| Posted: 28 July 2005 at 11:59am | IP Logged
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If i send a message with SMTP object and then i read the message with IMAP, i can't have the multiparts...using RawBody.
If i send an outlook message, the IMAP object read the message with multiparts.
How can i do?
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Alex
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| Posted: 28 July 2005 at 12:10pm | IP Logged
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It just meams the message you sent with SMTP was not multipart. This is normal if the message does not contain any attachments or alternative html and plain text body.
Multipart message is only special case of a mail message. Messages may be or may not be multipart depending on situation.
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Alex
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Giampaolo
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| Posted: 28 July 2005 at 12:22pm | IP Logged
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I send the same multipart message with SMTP object and outlook and the result is different.
In the mail sent with outlook i have the multiparts.
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Giampaolo
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Alex
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You said you send multi-part message with SMTP but it's not multi-part. I'm afraid I didn't understand this correctly. How do you know the message you sent with SMTP is multipart if it's not multipart when you then received it? And are you sure you received the same message you sent? Maybe another message (such as bounced message telling about delivery error) arrives into mailbox instead of actual message or something like that.
When you save message which was sent by SMTP object to a file, is it multipart or not? E.g.:
SMTP.Send
SMTP.Message.SaveMessage "C:\1.eml"
If this 1.eml is not multipart, it just means you created non-multipart message with SMTP object.
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Alex
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Giampaolo
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| Posted: 29 July 2005 at 2:55am | IP Logged
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It's multipart!
Another info: i use Outlook and Exchange 2003.
I send a multipart message...i'm sure. When i receive it...
Set oMsg = oIMAP.RetrieveSingleMessage(lUID, True)
sMessage = oMsg.RawBody
...sMessage don't contain multiparts.
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Giampaolo
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Alex
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Please send us example of messages (as .eml files) you're sending. For example, create multipart message with Outlook, then receive it with Outlook Express, save it in 1.eml file. Take a look into the file to make sure it's multipart.
Now receive the SAME message with MailBee and save it sa 2.eml (you can use Message.SaveMessage method for this).
If this message looks different (not multipart), please send us both 1.eml and 2.eml to support@afterlogic.com for examination.
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Alex
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