Use EasyMailObject component to process Exchange mail source code in ASP--Save attachments (saveatt.asp)
<%@ Language=VBscript %>
<%
'******************************************
'This file is used to download attachments
'Author: awayeah
'Email: [email protected]
'******************************************
Dim fso, tempfile
Set fso = CreateObject("scripting.FileSystemObject")
Dim tfolder, tname, tfile
'Const TemporaryFolder = 2
'Set tfolder = fso.GetSpecialFolder(TemporaryFolder)
set POP3=session("pop3")
'Set POP3 = CreateObject("EasyMail.POP3.5")
'POP3.LicenseKey = "awa/S19I500R1AX30C0R3100"
'POP3.MailServer = strServer
'POP3.Account = session("straccount")
'POP3.Password = session("strpassword")
'pop3.PreferredBodyFormat=1
'pop3.TimeOut=90
x = POP3.Connect()
If x <> 0 Then
Response.Write "Connection Error: " + CStr(x)
POP3.Disconnect
End If
'Set the temporary directory where the attachment is stored, use an absolute path. This directory should be given sufficient permissions to the IUSR_HOST account and has been shared by WEB.
pop3.TempDirectory="e:/webmail/mailatt"
y = POP3.DownloadHeaders
i=clng(request.querystring("msgid"))
j=clng(request.querystring("attid"))
msg = POP3.DownloadSingleMessage(i)
'Set Message Object to point to that downloaded message
Set Message = POP3.Messages(msg)
'Message.Attachments(j).save tfolder+"/"+Message.Attachments(j).filename,1
'Message.Attachments(j).save "c:/inetpub//wwwroot/mailatt/"+Message.Attachments(j).filename,1
'Response.write "file:///"+"/mailatt/"+Message.Attachments(j).filename
pathname=Message.Attachments(j).TempFileName
parentfolder=fso.GetParentFolderName(pathname)
set folder=fso.GetFolder(parentfolder)
dir_name=folder.name
filename=fso.GetFileName(pathname)
path="/webmail/mailatt/"+dir_name+"/"+filename
Response.Redirect path
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