Invocation of the App: open the EML file in email Viewer?

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  original title: let my Filetype Alone!

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  I need to access the emails work record in a system online Outlook, emails appear as .msg files, these will be opened using the Winmail.dat files viewer but attachments in emails are the .eml files, I can't open these. Viewer files Winmail.dat says I must upgrade to premium Winmail.dat to open the attachments, I tried this (cost £8), but it does not open this file of type of.eml.

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  As you say .msg is the messaging format used by Outlook, .eml is a format of different e-mail used by a variety of other e-mail programs, including Apple Mail on Mac. What you need to do is first to open the .msg tool file, then Save the attachments as .eml files. Then you can open the backup copy of the .eml files using Apple Mail.

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  Panel--> programs-> set your default programs--> Windows Live Mail--> choose Defailts for this program. Now simply select .eml by checking the box. Select Save at the bottom and close.

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  Hello

  I have e-mail messages stored in a MySQL database and their attachments stored in base64 encoded text.  I try to perform a loop over a query and write properly formatted. EML file for each message.  I started from the borrowed code that was used to send messages IMAP, and I had no experience with Java, but I have since worked through some tutorials and I now know how to write and compile a simple class. But I always hurt (a lot!) to instantiate the correct Java objects in common sense and order in ColdFusion.

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  objProperties = createObject ("Java", "java.util.Properties");

  
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  SDS = CreateObject ("Java", "javax.activation.FileDataSource");

  
  FSO = CreateObject ("Java", "java.io.FileOutputStream");
  OOS = CreateObject ("Java", "java.io.ObjectOutputStream");

  < / cfscript >

  < cfloop query = "getAllMessages" >

  <!-here I also do a 'qGetMsgAtts' query to get all attachments by getAllMessages.msg_id,

  and valueList (qGetMsgAtts.attIndex) to use to create a "msgAttachmentsList"-->

  <! - initialize a MimeMessage object java - >

  < cfscript >
  objProperties.init ();

  (I was actually setting properties here, but never got their and code works without them)

  objSession = clssession.getInstance (objProperties);

  
  Message
  Msg.init (objSession);
  msg.addFrom (add.parse (getAllMessages.msgFrom, false));
  msg.setReplyTo (add.parse (getAllMessages.msgFrom, false));
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  Etc... no problem by setting the msg properties
  Increment = increment + 1;

  
  file name
  thisFileName = "#userId #_ #myFun.doCountToken (increment) # .eml"; my function doCountToken (integer) pads simply with zeroes.

  
  Parts of body of message
  MBP.init ();
  If (not msgIsHTML)

  {
  mbp.setText ("msgBody");
  }
  on the other
  {
  mbp.setContent (msgBody, "text/html");
  }
  mmp.addBodyPart (mbp);
  msg.setContent (mmp);

  
  If (len (msgAttachmentsList)) / / message has attachments
  try / / TRY TO ATTACH FILES
  {
  {/ / qGetMsgAtts.colnames: msg_id(2), attIndex, fileName, fileMIMEType, fileMacCreator, fileMacType, fileContents}
  writeOutput (' spare part & msgAttachmentsList & "< br / > '");
  for (i = 1; i is listLen (msgAttachmentsList); i ++)
  {

  FDS.init (qGetMsgAtts.filecontents); WORK

  MBP.init ();

  mbp.setDataHandler (dh.init (SDS)); WORK

  mbp.setFileName (qGetMsgAtts.fileName [i]); WORK

  mbp.setContent (qGetMsgAtts.fileContents [i], qGetMsgAtts.fileMIMEType [i]); WORK

  mmp.addBodyPart (mbp);

  }
  msg.setContent (mmp);
  }
  }
  {} catch (everything except)
  writeOutput ("#excpt. # Error type attach content. #excpt. Message # #excpt. ("Retail # < br >");
  }

  
  aFile = thisFilePath & thisFileName;  PATH AND NAME
  FOS.init (afile); //
  OOS.init (FOS); //

  
  try / / WRITE THE FILE TO DISK

  {
  msg.writeTo (oos); ONLY WORKS IF MIME TYPE IS text/plain or text/html
  OOS. Flush();
  OOS. Close();
  FOS. Close();
  }
  {} catch (everything except)
  writeOutput ("#excpt. # Error type attach content. #excpt. Message # #excpt. ("Retail # < br >");
  OOS. Flush();
  OOS. Close();
  }

  < / cfscript >

  < / cfloop >

  But who wrote the correct number of files with the correct file names, there are 2 major problems at this stage:

  1. the content of the file on the disk seems to contain all messages. I do not understand why, I do msg.init () at the top of each loop. (The limit of the part also seems to be the same in all parts in each message.)
     
  2. I get an error like the following for any MIME type as text/plain or text/html:
     javax.activation.UnsupportedDataTypeException error to fix the content. No object DCH MIME type application/pdf no object MPC for the mimetype application/pdf

  I Googled it and I understand that I probably need to use something like
  bads = createObject ("java", "javax.mail.util.ByteArrayDataSource");
  Baos = createObject ("Java", "java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream");

  .. .somewhere in the mix, but all my attempts to instantiate objects have so far failed, usually with the "method not found" or "constructor not found."

  I hope that the explanation is logical. Someone at - it never to write using ColdFusion EML files? I will be eternally grateful for suggestions or extracts.

  Richard

  York U CA

  EDUYork wrote:

  The following code appears to do what I wanted, except that when I opened an EML message exit 1) it is a corruption at the beginning of the headers and at the end of the body, and 2) the attachments does not actually open...

  ...

  myFileOutputStream = fos.init (emlFile); //
  myObjectOutputStream = oos.init (myFileOutputStream); //

  Hi Richard,

  It seems OK except for the part that writes to a file.  You only need a stream of output here, so just using FileOutputStream. I think ObjectOutputStream is most used for serialization and is probably what is causing the strange result here.

  VR;
  {
  emlFile = emlFilePath & thisFileName;
  outStream is CreateObject ("Java", "java.io.FileOutputStream") .init (emlFile);.
  newMessage.writeTo (outStream);
  outStream.flush ();
  outStream.close ();
  }
  catch (everything except)
  {
  writeOutput ("#excpt. # Error type attach content. #excpt. Message # #excpt. Detail #.
  ");

  only close the stream if it exists
  If (IsDefined ("outStream"))
  {
  outStream.close ();
  }
  }

  BTW, Sun is the best reference for javax.email: http://java.sun.com/developer/onlineTraining/JavaMail/index.html . So, have you ever found if there is an easier way to do it?  I wonder if you can store the entire message (header, etc.) without attachments?

• OE6 in XP, compaction of the lost files all emails. Anyone else done this?

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  Outlook Express Quick Backup (OEQB Freeware)
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