Recover large attachments programmatically

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  Right click on a zone empty of the tab bar and uncheck "menu bar".

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  Hi all

  I recently started reading manuscripts of book to a literary agents, which means I get large Word documents and attachments. But some of them are not having transmitted my webmail (I have a btinternet email address).

  What happens here? I guess it must be because the attachments are too big?

  What can I do to help my Windows Mail with large attachments? I need to receive my work!

  Thank you very much in advance for any advice.

  Miriam (TeaAndChoc)

  Windows Mail has no limit, no limit's service provider that manages your email routing.  In this case, the BT Internet company is the cause of the block.

  You can ask them if they can allow attachments more bulky (I doubt they will), or you can use another service which has larger limits, like Microsoft Outlook.com E-mail or Google Gmail.

• My Inbox cannot receive large attachments, how can I increase the size of my Inbox

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• How to recover attachments programmatically?

  Halo

  I am a new Blackberry Application programmer.

  I create a program that reads automatically from the store, using FolderListener.

  When I got FolderEvent event, I got the Message that is instanceof Multipart.

  I create BodyPart of Multipart, to access my attachment. (index number 1 in the body)

  When I check bodypart.hasMore () is to return true.

  I do Transport.more (bodypart, true);

  I create a loop to check bodypart.hasMore (), up to 2 minutes it still true

  (found the attachment on server).

  why I can't finish my message?

  (the bodypart.hasMore () never return false).

  y at - it anyway reach to get the attachment from Message (mail api)?

  My attachment is a binary to base64 format, it size only 100 bytes.

  I have no idea, my attachment included in message (2K bytes of first)?

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Please take a look at this example.

  What is - delivery content of attachment to a BlackBerry device
  Article number: DB-00475

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/knowledgecenterpublic/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/348583/800451/800563/What_Is...

  Version 4.5.0 blackBerry device software offers the possibility to access attachments without using an AttachmentHandler.  The following link explains it.

  How - e-mail access HTML
  Article number: DB-00666

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/knowledgecenterpublic/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/348583/800332/800698/How_To _...

  It shows how to get the HTML parts or text of an e-mail message, but the same principles can be applied to attachments.  Note that this requires a BlackBerry Enterprise Server or BlackBerry Internet Service account.  The ESS and MDS simulators do not support HTML email delivery.

  There is also a problem in some early versions of version 4.5.0 which prevents you to ask more than one attachment (using the second method).  It is corrected in version 4.5.0.47 BlackBerry device software and higher.

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  You have "Load remote content" checked in the Mail preferences?

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  Open Windows Mail > tools > accounts > your account > properties > advanced. Uncheck "Break apart messages larger than" > OK

  Who's going to fix it.
  However, be careful of the size of the attachments you send. Some users have servers allowing the smallest attachment size smal as the other servers.

  t-4-2

• Thunderbird will download multiple copies of email with large attachments; about half a Meg or more.

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• With large attachments, TB seems to be "loading message" over and over again.

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  OK if you use pop. So if you have changed the setting in the menu Tools > account settings > server settings to "retrieve headers only" then all your mail will be downloaded in thunderbird.

  According to the other settings (I leave messages on the uncontrolled server than my Gmail Setup on their site status to ignore orders delete pop.) It simplifies the job that Thunderbird has to try to reconcile the mail on the server for what is downloaded). There should be no more verification or synchronization on the server.

• LabVIEW recover file attachments

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  Please give me some advice!

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  Luong.Tran

  Hello Mr President

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• How can I send tif large attachments to e-mail

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  On Monday, May 24, 2010 16:29:44 + 0000, meriln wrote:
   
  > I need to be able to send between 20 and 50 pages as an attachment using .tif files. my email will not let me send that many
   
   
  It isn't your e-mail program that prevents it, it is your ISP. Almost
  all ISPS have the size limits on messages.
   
   
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  There are several web sites, you can send it through. Here is one
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• Programmatically retrieving attachments over 64kilobytes

  Greetings,

  I'm trying to programmatically retrieve an attachment of the image of an e-mail sent to my Blackberry. My problem is that once the attachment is larger than 64 KB, I can't retrieve the data from the BIS server. All my tests is done on living material, and I sign my application.

  In my application, I recorded an AttachmentHandler configured to accept the "" image / jpg "' and ' application/octet-stream' types (as suggested here), so the Message Multipart object contains a SupportedAttachmentPart. However, SupportedAttachmentPart.getContent returns an array of length zero * and * SupportedAttachmentPart.hasMore returns false. In addition, the Transport.more call has no apparent effect (so maybe I'm missing something important in this post?)

  I think I have read all the existing threads about this, but I must be missing something. Can anyone give me some suggestions / approaches to try?

  My test material is a 9000 "BOLD" running 4.6.0.167.

  Here are a few test routines that I currently use.

  This routine is supposed to read the fixing of the image in memory that I can handle: (not to worry about the memory usage, or multiple attachments, it's just a prototype )

  private byte[] getPayload(Message message) {  if (message.getContent() instanceof Multipart) {      Multipart multi = (Multipart) message.getContent();
  
       System.out.println("in multipart - sz: " + multi.getCount());
  
         for (int i = 0; i < multi.getCount(); i++) {           BodyPart bp = multi.getBodyPart(i);           if (bp.hasMore()) {               System.out.println("Requesting more");                try {                 Transport.more(bp, true);             } catch (Exception e) {                   // TODO Auto-generated catch block                    e.printStackTrace();              }         }        }
  
         for (int i = 0; i < multi.getCount(); i++) {           BodyPart bp = multi.getBodyPart(i);           if (bp instanceof SupportedAttachmentPart) {              if (bp.getContent().getClass().isArray()) {                   byte[] content = (byte[]) bp.getContent();                    return content;              }         }     } }
  
    System.out.println("Found none"); return new byte[0];}
  

  It sends an email with the attached test image (just for completeness)

  menu.add(new MenuItem("Email Test",999,0) {
  
    public void run() {       try {         final Message msg = new Message();            msg.setSubject("Test Picture Attachment");            msg.addRecipient(Message.RecipientType.TO, new Address("[email protected]", "My Phone"));            msg.addRecipient(Message.RecipientType.CC, new Address("[email protected]", "My Gmail"));
  
            final Multipart parts = new Multipart();
  
            byte[] imageData = getImageDataFromDisk();
  
            final TextBodyPart textPart = new TextBodyPart(parts);            textPart.setContent("Cry 'God for Harry, England, and Saint George!'");
  
           final SupportedAttachmentPart imagePart = new SupportedAttachmentPart(parts);         imagePart.setContentType("image/jpg");            imagePart.setFilename("a.jpg");           imagePart.setContent(imageData);
  
            parts.addBodyPart(textPart);          parts.addBodyPart(imagePart);
  
             msg.setContent(parts);
  
            Transport.send(msg);      } catch (Throwable t) {           t.printStackTrace();      } }});
  

  My attachment handler looks like:

  private final class ShowAttachmentHandler implements AttachmentHandler {
  
      public String menuString() {      return "Show";    }
  
     public void run(Message m, SupportedAttachmentPart p) {       System.out.println("Attachment Handler Called");  }
  
     public boolean supports(String contentType) {     if (contentType == null)          return false;
  
         boolean result = contentType.toLowerCase().indexOf("jpg") != -1;      if (contentType.toLowerCase().indexOf("octet-stream") != -1) {            System.out.println("It's an octet stream");           result = true;        }
  
         return result;    }}
  

  Thank you!

  Just to answer myself: it seems that there is no way to download large attachments programmatically in the 4.x API series, but 5.0 adds AttachmentDownloadManager which does exactly what I'm looking for.

• In mozilla thunderbird options, I can not find the attachments Panel

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• try adding FolderLink. instructions say to tools, Options, accessories, outgoing. No 'attachments' under 'options '. 26 of Firefox.

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