We need to be able to search on email attachment names (Name of the files attached to an email archived in FileNet through IBM ICC Microsoft Exchange email connector)
If we just enable CBR on the object store, we are able to search the text in attachment body but not the attachment names.
Another approach we thought of is to save the attachment names in a metadata property. But issue here is, we are not able to extract the attachment names in ICC. Please suggest any approach for this.
Could you check the filename in the content element of created document for attachment.
If the filename contains the original attachment name, you can copy this value into DocumentName property throught handler action or pre-processor action.
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I have a problem creating a flow. All files for the flow are in a sharepoint. In an Excel list, I call up various information such as name, surname, e-mail and also the file name of the e-mail attachment. The e-mail attachment is also stored on the Sharepoint in a different underlying folder. How do I include the attachment in the flow?
The whole flow works fine. However, when I let the attach file be selected dynamically like,
the flow runs into an error:
Without a dynamic attachment (hard coded) it runs through without error:
Here the eMail result - hard coded attachement:
Any idea how to select the attachment dynamicaly?
Thank you very much for your help.
Kind regards
Andi
You'll want to use this specific action ...
... there are two and the one I have shown is the one you'll need to use.
How to get MIME content of Outlook template file? I need to create an email from file and send it using Graph REST API. In Microsoft Docs I found only different examples.
OFT file is in the same format as MSG. Neither format contains any MIME data - it is simply not native to Outlook.
You would need to convert the file to the MIME format - see Convert Outlook.Mailitem to MIME type without saving or sending the mail.
I am using Outlook.Attachment attachment object in my C# Outlook AddIn. But the attachment object doesn't have any field which suggest what is the full source path of the file being attached.
The attachment object has the following fields/methods, but they are not helpful.
attachment.DisplayName
attachment.FileName
attachment.GetTemporaryFilePath()
There is no such thing - attachment does not have to come from the file system even it is created. After its is inserted, it is stored outside of the file system alongside messages in the store.
I'm using Windows Search API, which returns mapi URLs.
How can I find the file which contains the data for the URL? E.g. the path to the PST file from which that message came?
How can I programatically get the contents or data of the MAPI message (i.e. as opposed to just opening it up with the shell).
Usually MAPI allow you to invoke a method that retrieves a IMAPITable associated to an object and then sets its columns accordingly to the properties you want to query
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I'm developping an outlook addIn using C# and I need to get attachment id from redemption or RDO MAil.
how's that?
Thank you
Outlook attachments (unlike messages) do not have unique ids since they only exist in the context of their parent messages.
PR_ATTACH_NUM property is used to open attachments - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/cc841969.aspx.
But that property is not guaranteed to stay the same when a message is opened. More than that, the value of the PR_ATTACH_NUM property can differ depending on whether you retrieve it from the attachment table or from the attachment itself. Below is example from OutlookSpy (I am its author):
What exactly are you trying to do?
I was trying to replace attachment with a link in async callback method and I needed to detect which attachment to replace.
I used as flag the contentID of the Interop.Redemption.RDOAttachment Object and it worked fine, Thank you .