snippet
payload = {}
try:
message = email.message_f rom_string(mess age)
messageHeader = dict(message._h eaders)
addressFrom = messageHeader["From"]
addressReply = messageHeader.g et("Reply-To")
messageId = messageHeader.g et("Message-ID")
if messageId is not None:
if addressFrom is not None:
if addressReply is not None:
if message.is_mult ipart:
count = 0
for partition in message.walk():
if partition.get_t ype() == "applicatio n/vnd.ms-word":
payload[partition.get_f ilename()] =
partition.get_p ayload(count,Tr ue)
count += 1
message.close()
except:
print "Houston we have a problem"
--- end of snippet
I've wrote the above segment but haven't tried running it yet because I'm
unclear about the api for message.
In the get_payload api it says if you don't pass parameters it returns a
list of messages (1 for each part)
it also states a lot of other stuff which I found to be a bit confusing.
If I use it as above, is it going to return a string? or message object?
If its a message object, what does it mean to have an decoded message object
vs an encoded message object?
finally I want to associate each part's original name with the part (whether
actual data or a message object) so I was thinking of using a dictionary
approach
David
-------
Tracfone: http://cellphone.duneram.com/index.html
Cam: http://www.duneram.com/cam/index.html
Tax: http://www.duneram.com/index.html
_______________ _______________ _______________ _______________ _____
Getting married? Find great tips, tools and the latest trends at MSN Life
Events. http://lifeevents.msn.com/category.aspx?cid=married
payload = {}
try:
message = email.message_f rom_string(mess age)
messageHeader = dict(message._h eaders)
addressFrom = messageHeader["From"]
addressReply = messageHeader.g et("Reply-To")
messageId = messageHeader.g et("Message-ID")
if messageId is not None:
if addressFrom is not None:
if addressReply is not None:
if message.is_mult ipart:
count = 0
for partition in message.walk():
if partition.get_t ype() == "applicatio n/vnd.ms-word":
payload[partition.get_f ilename()] =
partition.get_p ayload(count,Tr ue)
count += 1
message.close()
except:
print "Houston we have a problem"
--- end of snippet
I've wrote the above segment but haven't tried running it yet because I'm
unclear about the api for message.
In the get_payload api it says if you don't pass parameters it returns a
list of messages (1 for each part)
it also states a lot of other stuff which I found to be a bit confusing.
If I use it as above, is it going to return a string? or message object?
If its a message object, what does it mean to have an decoded message object
vs an encoded message object?
finally I want to associate each part's original name with the part (whether
actual data or a message object) so I was thinking of using a dictionary
approach
David
-------
Tracfone: http://cellphone.duneram.com/index.html
Cam: http://www.duneram.com/cam/index.html
Tax: http://www.duneram.com/index.html
_______________ _______________ _______________ _______________ _____
Getting married? Find great tips, tools and the latest trends at MSN Life
Events. http://lifeevents.msn.com/category.aspx?cid=married
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