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10/10/2013 14:57:04
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levy
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Hi,
Is it possible to provide the mailto component with an attachment attribute?
Regards, Daniel
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10/10/2013 22:49:35
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mreich
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Hi,
as I think the component uses the desktop function and the mailto:// scheme,you may can attach your files with parameter &attachment="c:\test.txt"
regards
Markus
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11/10/2013 16:33:19
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CaptainCasa
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Hi,
there are two issues:
1. the "mailto://" URL is built on client side by the MAILTO component, so it is not under full control of the server side application...
2. the client side file is a bit a problem here because the application is running on server side
So, it's not 100% simple ;-)
Regards, Björn
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14/08/2014 12:25:49
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levy
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Hi,
My colleague Joachim has provided an excellent idea to solve this requirement.
1. Create a message file with attachment.
2. Download it dark with openimmediately
Possible message file formats: eml or msg.
Eml files can be created with javax.mail library.
For Msg files, we have found a low priced library:
http://www.independentsoft.de/jmsg/index.html
Regards, Daniel
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15/08/2014 09:46:50
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CaptainCasa
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...thanks for this info!
Björn
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