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We have a client that wants to import email and save the attachments.

The email text will include the information on each attachment, and there may be 1 to 6 pdf files included.

The file is a .msg file and will be sent to their windows server, a specific folder, to import. Around 2000 per week.

We are using xb2net for our email, but they do not have anything prewritten to do this, although he said I could do it.

I can manually open the msg file to read it, but not sure how to save the pdfs to our images folder.

Anybody done this before?

Fred
Omni

Look at the function: Base642Bin()

Donnay is in right....

You can use only one xml file as 1 attachment in which you can store content of many (1,2,3,4....) pdf documents using the function Bin2Base64()...

e.g

*------content of test.xml (attachment)
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<eMail>
<AdditionalDocumentReference>
<DocumentType>document description</DocumentType>
<Attachment>
<EmbeddedDocumentBinaryObject encodingCode="base64" filename="Test1.pdf" mimeCode="application/pdf">JVBERi0xLjQG9ia...</EmbeddedDocumentBinaryObject>
</Attachment>
</AdditionalDocumentReference>
<AdditionalDocumentReference>
<DocumentType>document description</DocumentType>
<Attachment>
<EmbeddedDocumentBinaryObject encodingCode="base64" filename="Test2.pdf" mimeCode="application/pdf">JVBERi0xL...</EmbeddedDocumentBinaryObject>
</Attachment>
</AdditionalDocumentReference>
</eMail>
*---end xml

After then you can parsing xml document....

Using the function Base642Bin() restore original documents and save it on local computers...