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Determine Mail type with WebDavWe have a custom application that sends mails with SMTP. In the application the user can check a Read Receipt confirmation. Once readed, the confirmation is sent to a mailbox in exchange. We have an application that connects to this mailbox using webDav and extracts information of the mail and saves it in a SQL database. We do this because we want to show the original user that created the mail in a report all the read confirmations. What I'd like to know if there is a way with WebDav to know if the recieved mail is a read confirmation, an out of office mail, a delivery failure mail or a normal mail by another property other than the subject. Since this mailbox will recieve many mails and provably spam, we want to filter for example Read receipts confirmation and I don't just want to rely in the subject. I wonder if there is a special property that says what can of mail it is. Thanks for any help or advice that you can give me. -- Rodrigo Acosta Read receipt confirmation message has message class = "REPORT.IPM.Note.RN"
Michael ------------------------------- If you need WebDAV API for Exchange server, use our component WebDAV .NET for Exchange. Check out http://www.independentsoft.com Show quote "Rodrigo" <Rodr***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:E4F272F6-042A-47D5-AADE-EEF4C074C6C8@microsoft.com... > Hello Community: > We have a custom application that sends mails with SMTP. In the > application > the user can check a Read Receipt confirmation. Once readed, the > confirmation > is sent to a mailbox in exchange. We have an application that connects to > this mailbox using webDav and extracts information of the mail and saves > it > in a SQL database. > We do this because we want to show the original user that created the mail > in a report all the read confirmations. > > What I'd like to know if there is a way with WebDav to know if the > recieved > mail is a read confirmation, an out of office mail, a delivery failure > or a normal mail by another property other than the subject. > > Since this mailbox will recieve many mails and provably spam, we want to > filter for example Read receipts confirmation and I don't just want to > rely > in the subject. > I wonder if there is a special property that says what can of mail it is. > > Thanks for any help or advice that you can give me. > -- > Rodrigo Acosta Great thing to know that we can differenciate the mails with property.
By chance do you also know the other properties types for out of office, aundeliverable, sent confirmation, etc mails? Thanks a lot anyway. -- Show quoteRodrigo Acosta "Michael" wrote: > Read receipt confirmation message has message class = "REPORT.IPM.Note.RN" > > Michael > ------------------------------- > If you need WebDAV API for Exchange server, > use our component WebDAV .NET for Exchange. > Check out http://www.independentsoft.com > > > "Rodrigo" <Rodr***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:E4F272F6-042A-47D5-AADE-EEF4C074C6C8@microsoft.com... > > Hello Community: > > We have a custom application that sends mails with SMTP. In the > > application > > the user can check a Read Receipt confirmation. Once readed, the > > confirmation > > is sent to a mailbox in exchange. We have an application that connects to > > this mailbox using webDav and extracts information of the mail and saves > > it > > in a SQL database. > > We do this because we want to show the original user that created the mail > > in a report all the read confirmations. > > > > What I'd like to know if there is a way with WebDav to know if the > > recieved > > mail is a read confirmation, an out of office mail, a delivery failure > > or a normal mail by another property other than the subject. > > > > Since this mailbox will recieve many mails and provably spam, we want to > > filter for example Read receipts confirmation and I don't just want to > > rely > > in the subject. > > I wonder if there is a special property that says what can of mail it is. > > > > Thanks for any help or advice that you can give me. > > -- > > Rodrigo Acosta > > >
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Michael ------------------------------- If you need WebDAV API for Exchange server, use our component WebDAV .NET for Exchange. Check out http://www.independentsoft.com Show quote "Rodrigo" <Rodr***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:36A6E10D-891A-424F-9BB1-13CE33175A19@microsoft.com... > Great thing to know that we can differenciate the mails with property. > By chance do you also know the other properties types for out of office, > aundeliverable, sent confirmation, etc mails? > > Thanks a lot anyway. > -- > Rodrigo Acosta > > > "Michael" wrote: > >> Read receipt confirmation message has message class = >> "REPORT.IPM.Note.RN" >> >> Michael >> ------------------------------- >> If you need WebDAV API for Exchange server, >> use our component WebDAV .NET for Exchange. >> Check out http://www.independentsoft.com >> >> >> "Rodrigo" <Rodr***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:E4F272F6-042A-47D5-AADE-EEF4C074C6C8@microsoft.com... >> > Hello Community: >> > We have a custom application that sends mails with SMTP. In the >> > application >> > the user can check a Read Receipt confirmation. Once readed, the >> > confirmation >> > is sent to a mailbox in exchange. We have an application that connects >> > to >> > this mailbox using webDav and extracts information of the mail and >> > saves >> > it >> > in a SQL database. >> > We do this because we want to show the original user that created the >> > in a report all the read confirmations. >> > >> > What I'd like to know if there is a way with WebDav to know if the >> > recieved >> > mail is a read confirmation, an out of office mail, a delivery failure >> > or a normal mail by another property other than the subject. >> > >> > Since this mailbox will recieve many mails and provably spam, we want >> > to >> > filter for example Read receipts confirmation and I don't just want to >> > rely >> > in the subject. >> > I wonder if there is a special property that says what can of mail it >> > is. >> > >> > Thanks for any help or advice that you can give me. >> > -- >> > Rodrigo Acosta >> >> >> |
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