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Is it possible to receive emails through the mail server functionality of Mathematica with email attachments?
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Is it possible to receive emails through the mail server functionality of Mathematica with email attachments?
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Is it possible to receive emails through the mail server functionality of Mathematica with email attachments?
edited May 10 at 13:55
Carl Lange
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asked May 10 at 13:25
user907979user907979
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edited May 10 at 13:55
Carl Lange
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asked May 10 at 13:25
user907979user907979
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edited May 10 at 13:55
Carl Lange
6,61911648
edited May 10 at 13:55
Carl Lange
6,61911648
edited May 10 at 13:55
Carl Lange
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asked May 10 at 13:25
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I think you're looking for MailItem and its "Attachments" property.
Connect to a mailserver:
mail = MailServerConnect[]
Get the attachments of the last email:
mail["INBOX"][-1]["Attachments"]
More, but sparse, information is in the documentation for MailItem.
It's important to note that Mathematica itself is not a mail server and doesn't have the ability to receive mail itself - it can only interact with an existing mail server via IMAP. That existing mail server is the thing that receives mail.
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I think you're looking for MailItem and its "Attachments" property.
Connect to a mailserver:
mail = MailServerConnect[]
Get the attachments of the last email:
mail["INBOX"][-1]["Attachments"]
More, but sparse, information is in the documentation for MailItem.
It's important to note that Mathematica itself is not a mail server and doesn't have the ability to receive mail itself - it can only interact with an existing mail server via IMAP. That existing mail server is the thing that receives mail.
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I think you're looking for MailItem and its "Attachments" property.
Connect to a mailserver:
mail = MailServerConnect[]
Get the attachments of the last email:
mail["INBOX"][-1]["Attachments"]
More, but sparse, information is in the documentation for MailItem.
It's important to note that Mathematica itself is not a mail server and doesn't have the ability to receive mail itself - it can only interact with an existing mail server via IMAP. That existing mail server is the thing that receives mail.
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I think you're looking for MailItem and its "Attachments" property.
Connect to a mailserver:
mail = MailServerConnect[]
Get the attachments of the last email:
mail["INBOX"][-1]["Attachments"]
More, but sparse, information is in the documentation for MailItem.
It's important to note that Mathematica itself is not a mail server and doesn't have the ability to receive mail itself - it can only interact with an existing mail server via IMAP. That existing mail server is the thing that receives mail.
answered May 10 at 13:52
Carl LangeCarl Lange
6,61911648
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I think you're looking for MailItem and its "Attachments" property.
Connect to a mailserver:
mail = MailServerConnect[]
Get the attachments of the last email:
mail["INBOX"][-1]["Attachments"]
More, but sparse, information is in the documentation for MailItem.
It's important to note that Mathematica itself is not a mail server and doesn't have the ability to receive mail itself - it can only interact with an existing mail server via IMAP. That existing mail server is the thing that receives mail.
answered May 10 at 13:52
Carl LangeCarl Lange
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