Re: Has anyone parsed a received e-mail into a physical file?

We have an application, Domino based, in which items filled out on our
website get emailed to another Domino application as XML and get's posted
from that.

Rob Berendt

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David, my client has contracted to a web-design firm to prepare and host
their website.  The website includes a form to be filled out if a person is
interested.  The web-design firm was supposed to put the data into a file
and ftp it to us, but so far all that has appeared is lots and lots of
e-mails (one per inquiry) with the information inside it.  The e-mail is
machine generated by them, from the forms.

I'm trying to resolve the problem in some other way, as the web-design firm
seems pretty confused about making a data file and FTPing it.



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From: midrange-l@midrange.com
Date: Saturday, December 08, 2001 10:53:18 AM
To: midrange-l@midrange.com
Subject: Re: Has anyone parsed a received e-mail into a physical file?

At 04:16 PM 12/7/2001, you wrote:
>As sometimes happens, I wasn't clear. the e-mails each have 1 inquiry, or
1
>data record. As these w-mails arrive the data has to be stripped out of
the
>body of the e-mail.

Booth:

Could you post a sample? That would probably aid in generating ideas.

A few quick questions:
Are these email inquiries human or machine generated?
If human generated, are they free form or form based?
If machine generated, are they encoded anyway (html, xml, etc)?

david


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