My requirement is to get all email messages from certain mailbox on Exchange 2010 server. I need to save all attachments and the messages itself to the file system. I have no problem retrieving and saving the attachments, but the only wat EWS will allow me to save the message is as a .eml file. These files are going into a document repository system that will display .msg files, but not .eml files.
I am using a Web Service application to retrieve the emails and attachments using EWS. I use a console application to call the Web Service and then complete the process for the files to go into the document repository system.
I thought about converting the .eml files to .msg, but can't find a way to do that.
I thought about getting an id of the message in the web service and using that id in the console app using outlook interop to retrieve the message file and save it as .msg, but can't find an id that match in both EWS and outlook interop.
I do not have the option to use third party code or tools.
I think my set up is flexible, but just can't find a way to get these messages to the file system as .msg files.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
tshaffer
This is solution with EWS and .msg file format. It uses third party API, but works great
http://www.independentsoft.de/exchangewebservices/tutorial/downloadmessagetomsgfile.html
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I am using Legacy free edition of G Suite account to run my web application. What I want to achieve is to force users to log in. So I deployed the web application with these settings
Execute as User accessing the web app
Who has access Anyone with Google account
Now I was able to identify the user accessing the web application - I got their email from Session.getActiveUser().getEmail(); perfect. Then I want to save all their "data" in 'their own' spreadsheet. When I save a file using DriveApp.createFile(fileName, 'Hello, world!') the file is save on their Google disc. I want all the application data to be on my disc.
So I created a new project - library - and deployed as library and passed it the email because it will be the file name. It works if I access the web as me - owner of both projects. If I access the web as someone else I got this error We're sorry, a server error occurred while reading from storage. Error code NOT_FOUND.
Then I deployed the library as a web application with these settings
Execute as Me
Who has access Anyone or Anyone with Google account
again if I access the web as the owner it works but someone else gets an error Library with identifier tmplib is missing (perhaps it was deleted, or maybe you don't have read access?)
Also there is no log. Just error. Actually there are no logs from the library - I used Logger.log() and console.log()
I tried to add the library from the old editor as there was some error reported in past that might cause such error.
Is there any way I can use an web app and library intended way so the file is always saved as me?
UPDATE
If I share the library using share button and anyone is Editor then the web user needs to give permission to the web application to access their Drive and the file is saved in their Drive. I want ALWAYS the file to be saved in my Drive.
This appears to be a bug!
There is already a report on Google's Issue Tracker which detail the same kind of behaviour:
Error when including library
You can also hit the ☆ next to the issue number in the top left on the aforementioned pages which lets Google know more people are encountering this and so it is more likely to be seen to faster.
I'm using the Google Drive API to generate a downloadable link for a file that looks like this:
https://www.googleapis.com/drive/v3/files/{file_id}?access_token={access_token}&alt=media
The problem is files are being downloaded without name and without extension.
If I add the extension manually after the file downloads it still works, but it's bad to tell my users they have to do that every time, and the user would have to know which extension the file actually has.
If I call https://www.googleapis.com/drive/v3/files/?access_token={access_token}
I can't see the files I've uploaded... I think it could be a problem related to having access to the files' metadata, but I did authorize the auth.files.metadata scope.
I generate the access token using the refresh token and obtained the refresh token from the Oauth Playground... I'm confident I used the proper credentials for my application, but I could triple-check if someone suggests this could be the problem.
What can I do to debug this?
I am trying to programmatically retrieve my company's app data from the Google Developer's Console, specifically the daily installs. I have found that Google recommends the gsutil tool to access the data programmatically through the Google Cloud Storage SDK. However, I beleive they charge for this service. I want a free way to programmatically retrieve the data, preferably as a JSON stream to avoid dealing with file downloads. I have found the "direct reporting" links, but I have problems authenticating when I try to use them, and I also have to do something with the actual files then.
Is there a way to get a JSON version of the data through OAuth2 or something without downloading an Excel file? Has anyone had to do this? Thanks in advance.
I am trying to programmatically retrieve my company's app data from the Google Developer's Console, specifically the daily installs. I have found that Google recommends the gsutil tool to access the data programmatically through the Google Cloud Storage SDK. However, I beleive they charge for this service. I want a free way to programmatically retrieve the data, preferably as a JSON stream to avoid dealing with file downloads. I have found the "direct reporting" links, but I have problems authenticating when I try to use them, and I also have to do something with the actual files then.
Is there a way to get a JSON version of the data through OAuth2 or something without downloading an Excel file? Has anyone had to do this?
You should look into use the Core Reporting API.
There are client libraries available in a number of languages.
You should work through the Hello Analytics APIs to get started.
Java Script
PHP
Python
Java
A quick solution for building a dashboard would also be the Embed API.
Using the gsutil tool to access the company's storage bucket that are provided by google is a free service. I wrote a code that will run the gsutil code as a process through the command line and parsed the downloaded .csv files into a database for storage. OAuth2 was not necessary.
If you remember, I'm trying to integrate Google Drive within our website, which is built on Elgg. Elgg already has its native file management system.
What we would like to do is to copy a file from Drive to our server, you know, kind of : Send to My Files. The problem is that I don't see any URL in the file metadata indicating where the file is physically stored.
I can see the copy function in Google Drive SDK but I don't think it allows to copy the file on our own server. Unless I've read it wrong.
Can you help me?
Thanks you.
If you are trying to save a file that has content stored in drive (e.g an image, pdf, etc.), the file's metadata should contain a downloadUrl that can be used to retrieve the file's content through an authorized GET request.
For Google Documents (Google Docs, Google Spreadsheets, etc.), the data is stored in a private format that cannot be understand by third party applications. In this case, your app will have to use one of the exposed exportLinks to export the document into a format understood by your application.