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sbrady
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We are trying to follow an example posted on this site regarding downloading emails by parts, seen here http://www.afterlogic.com/mailbee-net/docs/MailBee.ImapMail. Envelope.GetEnvelopeItem.html
However, wehenever we try to download the header as the example indicates, we get a null value returned. Any reason for this (see code below). Also, the reason we are doing this is because we don't want to download attachments everytime we open a message (it takes too long). If there is a better way to deal with attachments than this I'd love to hear it. Thanks
imap.DownloadEnvelopes(uid.ToString(), true, EnvelopeParts.Uid, 0, null, new string[]{"BODY.PEEK[2.HEADER]","BODY.PEEK[2]"})[0].GetEnvelopeItem("BODY[2.HEADER]", true)
returns null
imap.DownloadEnvelopes(uid.ToString(), true, EnvelopeParts.Uid, 0, null, new string[]{"BODY.PEEK[2.HEADER]","BODY.PEEK[2]"})[0].GetEnvelopeItem("BODY[2]", true)
returns array
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Alex
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Could you show the part of log which shows getting body structure and then DownloadEnvelopes for that particular attachment?
I just checked the code you used and it works just fine. Probably, your mail server supports only particular syntax (like BODY.PEEK[2]). This is because getting custom parts in FETCH responses is rarely used by mail clients and mail server vendors sometimes pay very little attention to implementing this kind of functionality.
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Alex
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Alex
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One more question, though. Why do you need to get headers separately (provided that you anyway then download the entire attachment with the headers)?
Since getting BODY.PEEK[2] works fine for you, you can use:
Code:
MimePart part = MimePart.Parse(mimePartData);
Attachment picture = new Attachment(part);
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to get Attachment object with all the headers.
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Alex
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Alex
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Update. For Gmail, it's required to use BODY.PEEK[2.MIME] instead of BODY.PEEK[2.HEADER]
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Alex
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rekk1986
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the code that Alex give doesn't work, please give me another code please, Thanks
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Igor
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What exactly doesn't work? Do you get any errors?
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Igor, AfterLogic Support
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