Le Monday 18 August 2008 12:43:02 Gabriel Genellina, vous avez écrit :
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I can't help with the part dealing with Outlook - but once you retrieved
the email body, it's easy:
Three options here :
- dealing directly with outlook mailboxes files, I used some open source code
to parse .pst files in past, but you'll need some googling to match your
requirements. Doesn't help if there is an instance of outlook running on the
box.
- use the outlook COM or even some windows MAPI interface via WIN32 API
(pywin32), can't help with this one.
- access emails directly on the Exchange server via standard python modules
poplib or imaplib, my preferred choice if one of these protocols are
supported by your environment. You won't need no extensions, just a standard
python installation, and your code will work with most mail delivery agent
and will run on all python supported platform.
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Maric Michaud
En Thu, 14 Aug 2008 12:50:57 -0300, Ahmed, Shakir <shahmed@sfwmd. gov
I need to grab/parse numeric numbers such as app number from incoming
emails stored in Microsoft Outlook (Microsoft Exchange server) with
specified subject line.
The email body is like this
myregion ; tst ; 11-Aug-2008
80612-21_test_337683. pdf
I need to extract 080612-21_ number from above line from incoming
emails.
emails stored in Microsoft Outlook (Microsoft Exchange server) with
specified subject line.
The email body is like this
myregion ; tst ; 11-Aug-2008
80612-21_test_337683. pdf
I need to extract 080612-21_ number from above line from incoming
emails.
I can't help with the part dealing with Outlook - but once you retrieved
the email body, it's easy:
- dealing directly with outlook mailboxes files, I used some open source code
to parse .pst files in past, but you'll need some googling to match your
requirements. Doesn't help if there is an instance of outlook running on the
box.
- use the outlook COM or even some windows MAPI interface via WIN32 API
(pywin32), can't help with this one.
- access emails directly on the Exchange server via standard python modules
poplib or imaplib, my preferred choice if one of these protocols are
supported by your environment. You won't need no extensions, just a standard
python installation, and your code will work with most mail delivery agent
and will run on all python supported platform.
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Maric Michaud