I have an incoming email (mail-in db) that contains a RichTextField where "some" attachments are found. I am also finding attachments not in the RTF but in the Document as $FILE. I am trying to get a handle on all the objects to copy them to another outgoing email. I can find the $FILE using the code below.
Dim rtiObject as NotesEmbeddedObject
Dim rti_Email as NotesRichTextItem
Dim obj_Email as NotesEmbeddedObject
ForAll p in mailDoc.items
if p.Name = "$FILE" then
set obj_Email = mailDoc.GetAttachment(p.Values(0)) 'this will return the Name of the attachment (or file)
set rtiObject = rti_Email.EmbedObject( EMBED_ATTACHMENT, "", obj_Email.Name) 'this is supposed to attach the file to the document's RTF
End If
End ForAll
When this script runs it finds the $FILE files and returns the name but not the object and I cannot do anything with it from there.
What do I need to do to get the attachment/object ($FILE) from the original doc and attach it to an RTF in the outgoing email?
I thought about detaching the attachment to the network and then attaching it to the outgoing email and then deleting the attachment from the network but that seems impractical.
Is there a better way to handle these $FILE type of attachments on the incoming email that would make this easier?
Unrecognized file format One of the most common reasons why you can't open an e-mail attachment is because your computer doesn't have the necessary program installed to recognize the file format.
To help protect you and your recipients against computer viruses, Outlook blocks the sending and receiving of certain types of files (such as .exe and certain database files) as attachments.
Open an attachmentIn the message list, select the message that has the attachment. In the Reading Pane, double-click the attachment. You can also right-click the message that has the attachment and choose View Attachments.
Try the EmbeddedObjects
property of the NotesDocument
object. Something like this:
Forall obj_Email in MailDoc.EmbeddedObjects
If obj_Email.Type = EMBED_ATTACHMENT then
Call obj_Email.Extract(sometempdirectory$ & obj_Email.Name)
Call rti_Email.EmbedObject(EMBED_ATTACHMENT, "", sometempdirectory$ & obj_Email.Name)
End Forall
You can also do it without detaching if you wish.
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