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jvinis
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Posted: 19 January 2009 at 6:28am \| IP Logged

Hello,

I am trying to create a outlook mail to eml but i dont know what to do with inline images. It reads them as file attachments but i want to have them as part to the body message.

Igor
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Posted: 19 January 2009 at 7:21am \| IP Logged

If we understand you correctly, you are trying to use messages obtained from Microsoft Outlook as .msg files so that their attachments become .eml files attachments. Unfortunately, this cannot be achieved using MailBee.NET Objects as MSG files are not supported.

If that was not exactly what you are trying to do, please describe your task in more detail.

Regards,
Igor

jvinis
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Posted: 19 January 2009 at 8:01am \| IP Logged

let me be more specific im working on vb .net
I read from outlook from inbox my mails. i try to construct eml file.
If a mail has an inline image in body i get it as an attachment. I dont want this happen.

Try
      For Each item As Outlook.MailItem In Inbox

        mail.Id = item.EntryID
        mail.UID = item.EntryID
        mail.DateReceived = item.ReceivedTime
        mail.From = item.SenderEmailAddress

        If item.To IsNot Nothing Then
           Names = item.To.Split(";")
           For i As Integer = 0 To Names.GetUpperBound(0)
             mail.To &= item.Recipients(i + 1).Address & ";"
           Next
           mail.To = mail.To.Remove(mail.To.LastIndexOf(";"), 1)
        Else
           mail.To = item.To
        End If

        If item.CC IsNot Nothing Then
           Names = item.CC.Split(";")
           index = Names.Length
           For i As Integer = 0 To Names.GetUpperBound(0)
             mail.CC &= item.Recipients(i + index + 1).Address & ";"
           Next
           mail.CC = mail.CC.Remove(mail.CC.LastIndexOf(";"), 1)
        Else
           mail.CC = item.CC
        End If

        If item.BCC IsNot Nothing Then
           Names = item.BCC.Split(";")
           index = Names.Length + index
           For i As Integer = 0 To Names.GetUpperBound(0)
             mail.BCC &= item.Recipients(i + index + 1).Address & ";"
           Next
           mail.BCC = mail.BCC.Remove(mail.CC.LastIndexOf(";"), 1)
        Else
           mail.BCC = item.BCC
        End If

        mail.Subject = item.Subject
        mail.Body = item.HTMLBody

        'Get Attachments
        For Each attach As Outlook.Attachment In item.Attachments

           TemporaryPath = My.Computer.FileSystem.GetTempFileName()
           If attach.Type <> Outlook.OlAttachmentType.olEmbeddeditem Then
              If InStr() Then
               attach.SaveAsFile(TemporaryPath & attach.FileName)
               ms = New MemoryStream()
               msg = New MailBee.Mime.MailMessage()
               msg.From.AsString = mail.From
               msg.Subject = mail.Subject
               msg.To.Add(mail.To)
                If mail.CC IsNot Nothing Then
                msg.Cc.Add(mail.CC)
               End If
                If mail.BCC IsNot Nothing Then
                msg.Bcc.Add(mail.BCC)
               End If
               msg.Attachments.Add(TemporaryPath & attach.FileName, attach.FileName)
               My.Computer.FileSystem.DeleteFile(TemporaryPath, FileIO.RecycleOption.DeletePermanently, FileIO.RecycleOption.DeletePermanently)
               msg.BodyHtmlText = mail.Body
               msg.SaveMessage(ms)
               mail.Eml = Convert.ToBase64String(ms.ToArray())
               msg = Nothing
                If ms IsNot Nothing Then
                ms.Close()
                ms.Dispose()
                ms = Nothing
               End If
             End If
        Next
        FoundOneMail = True

        ' Exit For
        'End If

      Next
    Catch ex As Exception
      resp.Status = 0
      resp.ErrorText &= "CitronGo.Components.Mail.Outlook- Error in GetNewMessages" & vbCrLf & ex.ToString()
    End Try

Igor
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Posted: 19 January 2009 at 8:31am \| IP Logged

With regard to MIME message structure, the only difference between inline image and any other attachment is that the first one has ContentID property, it is used to reference this attachment from the message body.

In order to specify ContentID for inline image or any other embedded object, you'll need to use another overload of AttachmentCollection.Add method.

You should parse the message information to find out CIDs of those inline images, refer to Outlook API documentation for details.

Regards,
Igor

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