Saving an Attachment via WebDav

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Saving an Attachment via WebDav

by Shelly Wolff :: Rate this Message:

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I have been doing a lot of searching to find out if there is a way to download attachments to an e-mail using webDAV.  Some sites say it’s possible, others say its not.  Some say it’s possible but only for certain file types.  I’m hoping I can get a definitive answer (and some suggestions on how to do it) here.  I have many e-mails in a folder, some e-mails with .pdf attachments, some with .tiff attachments, and others with “you name it” attachments.

 

I can get the href to the e-mail.  I can get the href of the attachment via X-MS-ENUMATTS.  But once I have that, I get stuck.  I haven’t been able to find any reliable sites that have sample showing how to download an attachment.  Any help is greatly appreciated.  Links!  Comments!  Sample Code!  I am really really stuck.

 

Thanks

Shelly


Re: Saving an Attachment via WebDav

by Joe Feise :: Rate this Message:

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Shelly Wolff wrote on 07/30/09 14:32:

> I have been doing a lot of searching to find out if there is a way to
> download attachments to an e-mail using webDAV.  Some sites say it's
> possible, others say its not.  Some say it's possible but only for
> certain file types.  I'm hoping I can get a definitive answer (and some
> suggestions on how to do it) here.  I have many e-mails in a folder,
> some e-mails with .pdf attachments, some with .tiff attachments, and
> others with "you name it" attachments.
>
>  
>
> I can get the href to the e-mail.  I can get the href of the attachment
> via X-MS-ENUMATTS.  But once I have that, I get stuck.  I haven't been
> able to find any reliable sites that have sample showing how to download
> an attachment.  Any help is greatly appreciated.  Links!  Comments!
> Sample Code!  I am really really stuck.

If you have the URL for the attachment, you can just use HTTP GET.
HTTP GET works with any file.

-Joe