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It’s actually much easer then that.
I took me about 4 lines inside an two expression shape and a loop.I’ll post the sample later tonight.
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Ok, see if this helps: https://www.biztalkgurus.com/Samples/Split-Pop3-Attachments-BizTalk-2006.html
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Oh great! I didn’t even think of that.
I j ust tested it and when I used Part.Name I was only able to get a GUID and not the attachment name. Could you get the Attachment Name?
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Hi
I need to get email with attachments and just transfer them “as is” from folder A to folder B (also I need to get the name of the file)
How can I do that? Should I execute pipeline inside my orchestration?
Should I know in advance how many attachments I have (some sort of “count” method)10x!
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now i can get the name.
i created a new var (MsgPart) which is Microsoft.XLANGs.BaseTypes.XLANGPart typeMsgPart = oXMessage[n];
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Hi Stephan,
yes, im getting the the orginial attach file name, and save it using dynamic file port because location is dynamic// Note the n was initilized to 1 inside Variables
// Get the n’th part and set to a new message
Out = oXMessage[n];MsgPart = oXMessage[n];
OrginalFileName = MsgPart.Name;// Add to count
n = n + 1;…
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…SaveFile(Microsoft.XLANGs.BaseTypes.Address) = CTSBaseFolderPort + MBFolderName + \”/\” + System.Convert.ToString(rNum)+ \”_att/\” + OrginalFileName;
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Hi Stephan,
I'm trying to get the original file name and route according to it, but without success.
I got an expression shape with the following code inside the while loop:
// picking message n
msgPart = oXMessage[n];
// Name of message n file
msgName = msgPart.Name;
and directly after I got a decide shape with the following code:
msgName.Contains("edi") == true
it doesn't work…
any idee what I'm doing wrong?
In your application did you have pipelines set to pass through?
msgName.Contains("edi") == true
it doesn't work…
any idee what I'm doing wrong?
In your application did you have pipelines set to pass through?
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If I remember right I did use pass through pipelines.
I’ve never tried to use .contains on the message name. You might have to pass the name out to a .net component that does this check. Also, you might want to set an Orchestration variable to your name and then use this to set the part name and pass to the component.
Hope this helps.
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[quote user="Stephen W. Thomas"]
If I remember right I did use pass through pipelines.
I’ve never tried to use .contains on the message name. You might have to pass the name out to a .net component that does this check. Also, you might want to set an Orchestration variable to your name and then use this to set the part name and pass to the component.
Hope this helps.
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Hi!
The problem is not .contains , I've tried it with default values and it works.
It seams that,
msgName = msgPart.Name;
doesn't return the filename. Is there any way to "print" out the variable msgName from the orchestration?
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An after Turkey Day experience:
I did have issues with number of attachments. It seems anything over 4 attachments and my virus(Symantec) checking software was unable to extract the files and the service just sat there in active state until I terminated it.
Event Viewer gives me this message
“Could not scan 5 files inside C:\Documents and Settings\maloneyd\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\1M94TBXJ\273599_ENU_i386_zip[1].exe due to extraction errors encountered by the Decomposer Engines.”
I am still troubleshooting this. My attachment sizes were as follows, 750K, 1.5M, 3M and 6M. Adding one more file smaller or larger, caused the above problem. regarding file attachment size, I was not able to find any documentation of maximum size but was successful in processing a 20M attachment. Any larger was restricted in email by file attachment sizes for the Exchange server.
When this application goes live I will need to have that changed for the email account Biztalk monitors. I guess the point being, there may be enterprise email file size attachment issues long before Biztalk has a problem with the size of file.
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1) I need to name of each attachment.
2) I have used
msgEmailOut = varXmessage[n];
MsgPart=varXmessage[n];
msgEmailOut(FILE.ReceivedFileName) = MsgPart.Name;
n = n + 1;
3) when i send 2 pdf files – a) Test1.pdf
b) Test2.pdfI have 3 files frop at my location
a) Test1.pdf
b) %SourceFileName%
c) {D0899C9C-F115-44EB-98E8-072CFAD9B0A0}and when i debug – I do’t see and MsgPart.Name
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To get out the attachment file name you can find it in the MIME properties.
Eks.// Get the n'th part and set to a new message
Out = oXMessage[n];// Set message properties
Out(FILE.ReceivedFileName) = Out(MIME.FileName);This works for me on Biztalk 2006. In Biztalk 2004 you have to use the SMTPUtils class.
Hope this hepls you out
Regards
Benny Helander
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