I want to know how to get raw message from microsoft graph, as
GET https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/messages/{id} return json object, and I need rfc822 of mails.
Yes, please refer to Get MIME content of a message for a description and examples of the two ways one can get a message in raw (MIME) format.
In general, keeping an eye on the Microsoft Graph blog site, the what's new topic, or the changelog topic (if it's API or permissions updates) would help you discover additions and updates you were looking for. In particular, the ability to get the MIME format of a message or message type attachment was introduced in April 2019 in the beta version, and promoted to v1.0 in September a few months later.
This appears to now be available. I haven't tested it for myself yet though...
Today, we’re excited to announce general availability of the
following Microsoft Graph APIs:
Retrieve contents of an email message in MIME format Download file and
item attachments in their raw format Translate identifiers of
Outlook-related resources between formats You can now use these APIs
in Graph v1.0 to implement production apps that require access to the
raw contents of an email message or an attachment. You can download
file attachments in binary format or item attachments in MIME format.
Also, you can translate the format of identifiers of multiple
resources by specifying the source and target ID types.
These APIs had been among our top user asks and we’re happy to roll
these out on v1.0 endpoint worldwide. You can access these APIs on the
v1.0 endpoint by using syntax like the following:
GET https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/messages/{message-id}/$value
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original uservoice request
using the sdk
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I was happy to see Microsoft added support to SendMail and using a MIME file. But, it seems it has the issue most graph APIs had (or have) and that is the 4mb limit. And because the MIME needs to be base64 encoded, that means we're down to about 2.8MB in actuality.
Error returned when over the limit is:
"413 Request Entity Too Large"
In 2022 that limit is pretty small as most customers are now emailing PDF attachments of POs (a lot of them raster image PDFs, so bigger), invoices, etc. Just wondering if there is a workaround or if MS is planning on updating this feature as it is a GREAT feature to have (like GMail, et all have).
I have a lot of customers using my software and this feature will make their transition from in house exchange servers or other online email clients to Office 365.
I work on making a parser for teams export data / pst format using Aspose lib for eDiscovery tool. Can the events like user joined or left a channel be exported from Teams and found in data ?
Aspose.Email doesn't seem to serve what you have requested at the moment . However, I have added a ticket with ID EMAILNET-39875 as investigation to further evaluate it. We will share the feedback with you as soon as we will complete investigation.
FYI: Aspose.Email API supports managing the entities mentioned in following image if stored inside PST.
https://i.imgur.com/p7xtNhd.png
I am working as Support developer/ Evangelist at Aspose and I like to assist in queries related to Aspose product families.
The constraints for this requirement are as follows:
For legislative and/or governance purposes, the organization I am doing this for needs a way to extract email messages (with attachments) from a cloud instance of Dynamics, given a start date and end date;
What's important is that the content be made available, not necessarily in a conventient format ("convenient" here I am suggesting is something like a neat MIME-encoded/RFC-822 formatted file, or even proprietary MS .msg format). So, for instance, simply dumping the email body as a file, and the associated attachments as other files, grouped together in a folder somewhere is good enough;
The solution needs to be as simple as possible, and should have no technical support needs;
Here's the kicker: as much as this solution will necessitate a custom implementation (that is, code), we cannot employ anything outside the constraints of what we currently have in our Azure tenancy, that being: Dynamics 365 with the option of uploading custom plugins and/or custom workflow tasks or currently paid-for PaaS facilities, notably Flow. This eliminates the option of having a console-based application, or even a web app.
I am aware of the fact that one can use Dynamics Advanced Find to export email data (even the body of the email sans attachments) into an Excel file. We do need the email attachments, however.
What is a good way of implementing the above solution?
I used yammer rest api “https://www.yammer.com/api/v1/uploaded_files/[:id].json" to get the file details, such as message's json contains "topics", but I found that the response json doesn't contains the file's topics information,
So, I want to konw that is there any way to get file's topics?
The API does not currently support retrieving the list of topics for uploaded files on Yammer as of August 2014. Sorry! The information is there, but there's no way to access it programmtically right now.
First, I have to say I have no experience with Exchange so I have no code to show which I have already tried (as I don't know where to start).
I need to check emails that come in to a specific mailbox and parse an attachment that will be in csv format. (assume the attachment is called "data.csv" and the mailbox is "data#example.com").
Ultimately the data has to be imported into mysql. I am a dab-hand at php which will be available on the Windows server but I don't know if there is an API or anything I can interrogate.
How do I extract such data? Or can someone point me in the right direction?
Sorry for lack of 'trial' code.
Thanks
You want Exchange Web Services (EWS), which gives you a full SOAP API for Exchange. Try the EWS intro doco on MSDN for starters.