WebDAV Downloading Attachments From Exchange Server
I have the following code, that retrieves the emails from a designated inbox, stores the message and subject content in a SQL database and then deletes them from the exchange server. Now I need to take the attachments for each email and save them on a different server.
I've researched this all day, and I keep finding references stating that I can download the file using, X-MS-ENUMATTS. I'm using it currently to retrieve a list of attached files, however I fail to see how I can download the attachment to my webserver using this.
The red code below is a request to the actual file. So I know the http path to the file, how do I go about saving it to my server? If I can't downlaod it without any user interaction, is there at least a way that I could allow the user to download the file via a link, without them being prompted for a username or password? Code:
I want to create a custom webdav server by implementing IHttpHandler in my own class and firing it via IIS 6.0 Wildcard Application Maps. I have written my HttpHandler class implementing IHttpHandler. In the ProcessRequest method, I simply write a line to the Application Event Log stating what verb was requested.It doesn't work with a wildcard application map and a WebDav request.If I configure an extension specific map (.test for example) and launch a GET request from a browser, the handler fires as expected and records the event to the Event Log. If I remove all extension specific maps and configure a Wildcard Application Map and launch a GET request from a browser, it works correctly. HOWEVER, when I try to map a drive to the virtual directory (with the mini-redirector in XP) I am prompted for username and password. No accounts even with administrator level access will satisfy the prompt. I always receive Error 5 (access denied.A few other details: WebDav is enabled as a Web Service Extension in IIS 6 configuration. I've tried creating an application pool with administrator level identity. NTFS file permissions for the content directory are set to Everyone - Full Control. Write and Directory Browsing are checked on the application folder. I have configured my application in both the web server root and in a virtual directory.
I have created a form that sends email thru my local server. What I want to do is send the email thru our corporate Exchange server. Does anyone know how I can accomplish this task? Please advise. Thanks.
I require an Asp script that will enable me to get all sizes of mailboxes held on Exchange Server v5.5. What I want to achieve is to list all users with a mailbox over a certain Kb size.
I am an intermediate with ASP and i'm not sure if this is possible but i'll give it a shot. I am creating a Listserv (newsgroup) and I want them able to reply to messages in there email. Right now I have sign up form online which connectes to an access db which stores the emails. The admin uses a web based form to send letters and if the subscribers want to send a message or reply they have to use another web form. How can I use exchange server to eliminate the web based forms?
So basicly I want them to reply in like outlook, but the emails are all in access. So when they reply to the list email (list@home.com), somewhere in the exchange server the server will read the db and send the message to the subscribed emails.
I'm sending email from a networked computer that uses an exchange server on yet a different computer. With the two different types of code posted below, the email will only send successfully on my computer. When I step into a colleague's office (using the same exchange server), no email is ever sent....
I have a form with a input text box where a user has to enter a work email address.Is there anyway that he or she can click a link which will open Microsoft Outlook and list all the work email addresses, thereby selecting an email address which will be automatically inoutted into the input text box?
I have developed a fairly simple CMS for my intranet at work - I would like to have a "Request a photographer form" that e-mails me the posted data by utilizing our intranet exchange server, if possible.
I'm not really looking to code this but I will if I absolutely have to =) Anyone know how to do it or where I can find a simple form script that does? I have found lots that work with sendmail and other types of servers but none for exchange.
How would I be able to simply read an MS Exchange Server 2000 mail and transfer it to a SQL Server 2000 database programmatically. I need reference for this an has been unsuccessful in looking for any for the past week already.
I have no knowledge of Exchange server, and have always used CDO to send emails from ASP in the past. the server in question doesn't have SMTP installed alongside IIS, it has Exchange installed which apparantly does have SMTP capabilities but not like the default ones normally accessbile via IIS.
Has anyone ever used this approach to sending emails? I'm hoping that I dont need a component or anything else, just some changes to my existing email code.
I am trying to download files from my database that I uploaded to it. I can download bmp, txt file but have not been able to d/l pdf files. I am able to d/l pdf files stored in the file system but not in the database. Any help would be great. Here is my code, I have hard coded the file to download for testing purposes.
I use the method below to send emails from an asp page that's part of a web application:
<!--METADATA TYPE="typelib" UUID="CD000000-8B95-11D1-82DB-00C04FB1625D" NAME="CDO for Windows 2000 Library" --> <% On error Resume Next Dim cdoConfig, cdoMessage
Set cdoConfig = Server.CreateObject("CDO.Configuration") With cdoConfig.Fields .Item(cdoSendUsingMethod) = 2 .Item(cdoSMTPServer) = "MailServer.Name.com" .Item(cdoSMTPServerPort) = 25 .Update End With Set cdoMessage = Server.CreateObject("CDO.Message") With cdoMessage Set .Configuration = cdoConfig .From = "Me<mailsender@mymail.com>" .To = "You<mailrecipient@somemail.com>" .Subject = "Surprise!" .TextBody = "Helloooo..." .Send
If err.number Then Response.Write("Houston! We have a problem...") End If End With Set cdoMessage = Nothing Set cdoConfig = Nothing %>
On the production server (Windows 2003 Server) everything works fine and I don't have a problem sending the mails from the application. However, I recently upgraded my development box to Windows XP Pro SP2 and the code fails with with the following error:
CDO.Message.1 (0x80040213) The transport failed to connect to the server.
The from and to email addresses that I'm using are valid and part of my domain (not a Hotmail or other freemail address).
The SMTP service is up and running on the dev box.
I also tried replacing the mail server name with the IP address of the mail server, but again it's failing.
We are running Exchange Server for email and if I change the cdoSendUsingMethod to 3 (for cdoSendUsingExchange) the mail is sent correctly without errors.
Will I not able to use the cdoSendUsingPort method to send the email if I'm on Exchange? Am I forced to use cdoSendUsingExchange?
I am having a problem here to send my asp form to my email! I am using CDONTS under w2k and IIS! when i submit the form, all of the message (that suppose to go to my email), went to the queue folder under wwwroot!! nothing appear to my yahoo email also... that means that my script is working...but only the configuration is need to be adjust here!
the thing is that i dont know how to configure, setup or setting the configuration for Exchange server! since my organization uses exchange server instead of the SMTP!
Im trying to create an application that when sent an email, retrieves the email, and uses its content to create an MS Outlook/Exchange task request.
I have everything else in place, but when I try to connect to CDO's MAPI interface, I get [Collaboration Data Objects - [MAPI_E_LOGON_FAILED(80040111)]] error messages. I've tried numerous examples from books and the internet to no avail.
Could anyone shed some light as to why this is so? I've also exhaustively searched the archives on this site for examples and used some of them but I keep getting the same errors. Code:
Is it possible to create an ASP page that can notify the user that they have an email on our Exchange server? And that will list the number of unread emails they have waiting in their inbox.
i would like to put a link in my site to documents to open them with webdav, i mean i want that a user (logged) opens a document to modify it and save it by webdav, do you have code for it?(vb net, asp net, c#). (im at an shared hosting, so i cant install software in my server, exactly arsys.es in Spain).
I'm looking for a component that helps me to WebDav-enable my software. I don't want to implement the code to translate http-requests into com- or. net-calls, so I'm looking for a WebDav-wrapper at the server side.
May be there is a way to implement an interface, install such a handler on my server and voila: WebDav is there for my CMS. It seem to be impossible to find such a product with google, because a query for WebDav results in so many hits.
I just started playing around with WebDAV. The basic configuration is done and works. For example I am able to open a document via HTTP from within Word and save it.
What I am really looking for is a way to integrate WebDAV into an ASP application. Initially I tought, that if WebDAV is enabled, a link such as http://server/app/test.doc would automatically open the document as a WebDAV document. However, this is not so. The document is opened in Word inside the browser (as without WebDAV), but it cannot be saved remotely.
So question is: can an ASP application make a document be opened as a WebDAV document?
I am using an upload page that I found from another site to upload a scanned copy of a document. What I want is to be able to associate each document to a field in the database.For example - I create a new record in the DB. The last field will allow me to upload an attachment to the server. Once that file is uploaded - it will associate that file to the database record so that when I use my view page, I can click the attachment and open it.Can anybody assist me on this? I am just not sure how to reference the attachment in the database or how to automate it to maybe an autoincrement field that will change the file name as well.
I need some guidance in regards to asp forms w/attachments. Im trying to make a form where you can upload a CV and this CV as well with the form gets sent to an Admin.
I'm using CDOSYS, and the code from microsoft etc is working to a point, the form is sending fine, but email attachment is giving me some random file name with a (.dat) extension.
I've read about how to use CDO/CDONTs to manipulate mail sent to a server computer, and how to configure DNS so that the SMTP server will get the mail that you want it to.
Using CDO/CDONTS, can you programmatically access attachments to the mails that are sent to and stored on the server? What is the syntax? Is there an object reference or somesuch that I can look at that will point the way to the answer?
I am using cdonts to send mail messages with an attachment. The problem I am having is the messages are going through OK but the attachments are not there. Any ideas? I have tried my code elsewhere and it looks.
I'm using this code to send a e-mail with attachment:
Dim oCdoMail Set oCdoMail = Server.CreateObject("CDO.Message") oCdoMail.From = strFromEmail oCdoMail.To = strToEmail oCdoMail.Subject = "Job Information" oCdoMail.TextBody = "This is the email notification" oCdoMail.AddAttachment strFileName oCdoMail.Configuration.Fields.Item=2 oCdoMail.Configuration.Fields.Item=<My mail server IP> oCdoMail.Send
This code scuccessfully send mail with attchment on my local. But when we uplaod this code to the web server this is forceing error. If i mark comment the folowing code "oCdoMail.AddAttachment strFileName" this will work fine on the server, but i need to send e-mail with attachments. how it could be possible ?
Is it possible using mailto: to create an email with everything except an attachment and then when a user clicks on send intercept that form and recreate the email on the server and add a file to it?
I try to grab the checked files from HTML page and then send those PDF files as attachments. It can just send email, there are no PDF files attached. Can anybody point out my error?
My idea is: When people check the check boxes in HTML page for the PDF files, it will transfer the files' name to ASP page. Then, it will attach it in the email. Code:
I have been using the MS SOAP 3.0 toolkit with DIME for pulling data and files from our content server. Now I want to push files into it using SOAP with DIME attachments.
I am able to upload a file to the server and pass the file/path reference into the MSSOAP.FileAttachment30 object using this code:
I was wondering if somebody could point me in the right direction on this subject.
Basically, I have a mailbox which recieves emails with an XML attachment. What I would like to do is read the XML attachment on each new email received and then insert it into an SQL database. As it stands I am unsure of which path to take and my initial google searches have come up with nothing so far.
Does anyone have any ideas as to how to approach this problem?
i'm still kind of new to ASP all together but i need to make a web form which will email the information to a specified email address. i've gotten the form to work flawlessly. however, i would like to add an attachment field so the user can upload attachments for us. how do you code attachments? our server is currently using CDONTS.
I’m creating an application that uses JMail to send email. And it works great!! as longs as I don’t try to add an attachment. However, I really need to have my users be able to add attachments; otherwise the purpose of this application is null and void.
I know that the file that is attached needs to be uploaded to a file share folder via FTP then encoded before being sent. My problem is that I don’t know how to code it. This is the JMail code that I am working with: I need some help in getting the code other than (Jmail.addAttachment) for adding the attachment......
