Create & Read Email Files Utilities

Use Case Details

This Plug-in contains Functions and Smart Services that allow users to create and read email files containing all e-mail attributes, i.e. to, cc, bcc, from, subject, body, content type, and attachments. The generated file can be read by any email client that supports EML files, such as Outlook Express and Windows Live Mail. The Plug-in and a help guide are provided with this listing.

This version is for Appian 22.3 and above. Cloud customers on a lower version of Appian that want to install this plugin should open a support case. Self-managed customers can find the latest jar for Appian 22.2 and lower version by downloading from the app market.

Features & Functionality

Smart Services:

  • Creating EML File: Create Eml File
  • Reading EML File: Read Eml File

Features:

  • Creates Email files/documents that can be read on all email clients supporting eml files.
  • Reads all email files to extract all email-related attributes such as to, cc, bcc, subject, body, attachments, content type.
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  • Hi Team,

    We are running into an issue post 22.3 version upgrade where the generated eml file only displays html content of the email in "Text Plain" format. This appears to be an encoding issue, as copy-pasting the html content and saving it in a .html file, renders the html content correctly. Could you please let us know what potential values can be passed for Content-type parameter in Create Eml utility smart service.

    Thanks,

    Arjun

  • hello we have the same issue
    We could create emails with ContentType=text/hmtl and it worked
    However, with the last version, the created emails are always ContentType=text/plain, even though we have marked ContentType=text/html.

    Any suggestion?

    Thanks

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  • hello we have the same issue
    We could create emails with ContentType=text/hmtl and it worked
    However, with the last version, the created emails are always ContentType=text/plain, even though we have marked ContentType=text/html.

    Any suggestion?

    Thanks

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