Re: Use JavaMail to access SquirrelMail?
- From: Nigel Wade <nmw@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 22 May 2008 16:49:15 +0100
ngxfer001@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Thank you so much for your help, Nigel
Your explanation is very helpful to me. So there is no way to
implement such program, cause the intention for doing this is because
I will receive alot of email containing data everyday, which currently
I have to manually open the email and convert to Excel. which waste
alot of my time. so I would like to implement something that
automatically check the email for new mail and convert it to excel in
a folder, I am really desperate need your valuable suggestion? >.<
There is no way that you can perform that operation with SquirrelMail/JavaMail.
You might be able to do something as outlined by RedGrittyBrick with HTTP. But
that would require you figuring out how to authenticate with SquirrelMail, then
check your mail and download it. Not trivial, and not something I can assist
with.
What you really need to do is talk to your mail admins. about your requirements
and how they can be met. Direct IMAP access would be best, then you can use
JavaMail to access your mail.
--
Nigel Wade
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