Two-fold issue: 1) Trying to download attachments from Outlook emails using win32 in Jupyter Notebook 2) I get notifications of different lessons and resources by phone. Then I usually, send the URL to the resource to my email to organize later on. Is there a way to use Jupyter Notebook to grab these emails and store them in an excel file? Here is the lesson I am trying to follow currently: https://towardsdatascience.com/automatic-download-email-attachment-with-python-4aa59bc66c25 . And here is my code:
import win32com.client
outlook = win32com.client.Dispatch("Outlook.Application").GetNamespace("MAPI")
inbox = outlook.GetDefaultFolder(6)
messages = inbox.items
message = message.GetFirst()
attachments = message.Attachments
attachment = attachments.Item(1)
attachment_name = str(attachment).lower() attachment.SaveAsFile(path + '\\' + atttachment_name)
exit
You never check that a message has attachments (message.Attachments.Count > 0) and you assume that you get a particular message from the Inbox: can either get the currently selected message (Application.ActiveExplorer.Selection collection) or you need to search for the particular message using Items.Find/FindNext or Items.Restrict. Items.GetLast will give some undetermined item.
Thirdly, the line message = message.GetFirst() was probably meant to be message = messages.GetFirst(). Still won't work, but at least it won't blow up because message variable is uninitialized.
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I have this function that basically sends messages to a chat group in telegram with data from new documentaries.
chat_id = *chat_number*
images = 'https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BZGZjZDg0MzYtY2NhNy00YjM4LWI2YzQtYTk4Zjk0ZmRiY2VmXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyOTU1MTMxOQ##._V1_.jpg'
message = bot.send_photo(chat_id, images, caption = text, parse_mode = 'HTML')
Normally it works but this link in particular (also another ones) raises an error in telegram. How could I do to avoid this error? I dont want to turn the url into a file and sending afterwards, there's any other option?
this is the error:
raise BadRequest(message)
telegram.error.BadRequest: Wrong file identifier/http url specified
I am trying to make a program that uses the pywin32 library to download attachments from certain emails. I want to filter the messages in the inbox by their sent date, and their sender address domain. So I've tried this method to filter messages by their 'SentOn':
outlook = win32com.client.Dispatch("Outlook.Application").GetNamespace("MAPI")
inbox = outlook.Folders('inbox_name').Folders('Inbox')
messages = inbox.Items
senton = '2022-03-31'
messages = messages.Restrict(f"[SentOn] == {senton}")
This worked properly, but now that I try to filter by SenderEmailAddress using the #SQL syntax, like this:
messages = messages.Restrict("#SQL=(urn:schemas:httpmail:SenderEmailAddress LIKE '%#domain.com')")
I get no results, even though my testing set of messages should have emails sent by addresses cointaining #domain.com for example. What is the problem here? Thanks for the help!
First, you need to remove round brackets from the search criteria:
messages = messages.Restrict("#SQL=""urn:schemas:httpmail:senderemail"" LIKE '%#domain.com'")
If you want to add other conditions you can use the logical AND operation:
messages = messages.Restrict("#SQL=""urn:schemas:httpmail:senderemail"" LIKE '%#domain.com' AND ""urn:schemas:httpmail:date"" > '" & Format(senton, "ddddd h:nn AMPM") & "'")
The date property stands for the date and time on which the message was sent.
See Items.Restrict method for more information.
I am using Peoplecode which is a Peoplesoft coding language.
I am trying to access JUST the 'message text' from a message catalog.
It pulls the correct number 7373 when I use the same code on another page.
But in this instance it returns the message
'GetMessageText: No default message. (2012,2012)'.
Here is the code I am using..
&cur_year = Year(%Date);
&MsgNum = MsgGetText(2012, 2012, "");
It's because it can't find the message (2012,2012). You have to specify the correct message set and message number to retrieve from the message catalog.
Look here:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E28394_01/pt852pbh1/eng/psbooks/tpcl/book.htm?File=tpcl/htm/tpcl02.htm%2337ee99c9453fb39_ef90c_10c791ddc07__3cd3
I am using coltware.airxmail to send emails from my Flex app.
I would like to send VCalendar appointment files generated from Flex straight to Outlook so they are opened in the Calender view. I am able to send the VCal files as an attachment on an email, however, these are not "auto-opened" in Outlook Calendar, which requires the user to double click on the file.
I have been trying to set the content type of the mail to "text/x-vCalendar", and pass in a byte array containing the VCal file, however, no joy. The vCal arrives as a .txt attachment to an empty email!
I wonder if anyone has had previous experience with this kit, or can suggest any pointers?
Or even suggest another component they have used to send VCal files straight to outlook, from ActionScript?
Here's my sample code (DEMO CODE VERY MESSY JUST TO GET POINT ACROSS):
var sender:SMTPSender = new SMTPSender();
// Set the from / to / host / port values here
var contentType:ContentType = new ContentType();
contentType.setMainType("text/x-vCalendar");
var message:MimeMessage = new MimeMessage(contentType,"UTF-8");
var file:File = File.desktopDirectory.resolvePath("vcal.vcs");
file.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE,
function(ev:Event):void {
message.addRawContent(file.data);
sender.send(message);
sender.close();
});
file.load();
Hopefully I can achieve this using the coltware component. There's nothing on their site about using these methods, although the API guide is very incomplete - just "basic usage"... http://code.google.com/p/airxmail/wiki/HowToUseAPI
Did you try using a different content type, such as "text/calendar"? see here: http://weblogs.asp.net/bradvincent/archive/2008/01/16/creating-vcalendars-programmatically.aspx
i am making NewsLetter using the wysiwyg Editor.. it allows me to upload the Image Path
and Image Path is stored in the Upload Directory..
Not When i retrieve that Image using it works in website..
the editor's value is stored in database
example
<br> hi
<img src="upload/acb.gif">
<br>
Hello
i am sending Email and the detail of this email is received from database
and this detail is sent to visitor
he is gettion all text value but not able to see Image
so suggest me what to do..?
If you are sending emails using CDOSYS.Message, you can easily send a complete web page with embedded images using the Message.CreateMHTMLBody(url) method.
Dim Message
Set Message = CreateObject("CDOSYS.Message")
Message.From = "from#email.org"
Message.To = "to#email.org"
Message.CreateMTHMLBody "http://yourserver.org/email.html"
Message.Send()
I recently cleaned up some code I had lying around to do this and slapped it online as a "Gist" on github; hope it still helps someone!
Sending embedded images with CDOSYS
This solution uses CDO (CDOSYS / CDO.Message), with "AddAttachment", and manually controlling the properties of the attachments to make them usable from within the email HTML and to avoid them appearing as separately-downloadable attachments in an email client.
The usage is very simple, just reference the images by a local path (on the computer the code is running on) in the HTML of the message, eg:
Some Image: <img src="<EMBEDDEDIMAGE:C:\test.jpeg>" />
The code will pick up the filename, add the file as an attachment to the message, and replace the relevant part of the message HTML with the internal reference to that attachment.
You would have to add site url to img source
<img src="http://www.sitename.com/upload/acb.gif"> as the user is not accessing your site from his mailbox.
For this you can set "http://www.sitename.com/" as a key in web.config and use in your mails.
This will resolve your problem for sure. Happy coding !!!!!!!!!!!!!
You would use AddRelatedBodyPart:
Embed Usage
Create Array and Pass it in "SendMail" Function as Parameter
Use in Email Body e.g.
Dim arrRelatedBodyPart(1)
arrRelatedBodyPart(0) = Server.MapPath(".") & "/images/barcode/bar_blk.gif"
arrRelatedBodyPart(1) = Server.MapPath(".") & "/images/barcode/bar_wht.gif"
Example
For i = 0 To UBound(arrRelatedBodyPart)
Dim strPathAndFileName: strPathAndFileName = arrRelatedBodyPart(i)
Dim strFileName: strFileName = GetFileName(arrRelatedBodyPart(i), "/")
'.AddRelatedBodyPart strPathAndFileName, strFileName, cdoRefTypeId
Set objCDOBodyPart = .AddRelatedBodyPart(strPathAndFileName, strFileName, 1)
objCDOBodyPart.Fields.Item("urn:schemas:mailheader:Content-ID") = "<" & strFileName & ">"
objCDOBodyPart.Fields.Update
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What are you using to send the email, I have had success in the past using AspEmail: http://www.aspemail.com/
It explains how to send embedded images here: http://www.aspemail.com/manual_04.html
However you will have to get it installed on your server, if you are using Shared hosting this might be a problem, if you are running your own server pretty easy!