I am using VB.Net. I can download emails thru the Gmail API, but it loads mails with the attachments, which can be very large hence the process is slow.
How can I download mails without the attachment and when needed, I can click on the mail and get the attachment.
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Is there any way we can send data over sms to any cloud server.using GSM. I searched online but find only ways to send data to any server from gsm module is trough GPRS. but i want my SMS to get stored on the cloud server directly. I have seen like we send balance request sms to tollfree numbers to get our balance info, they must be using servers to store the sms and send the proper response to user.so i was wondering if i may use this feature of there to send any small data over sms and store it to cloud server.does any such mechanism exists.please help me out.
You can use Twilio [1], a third-party, for sending/receiving SMS to/from Google App Engine [2].
This tutorial [3] shows using Google Cloud Functions and Twilio to reply to an SMS message.
I have an app that uses appengine and Twilio to send voice messages.
In order to send a voice message you have to have your message content in a publicly available XML file. My app has a form that allows the user to create and post a message. Once the user posts the message, my app will dynamically create the XML file and save it to a bucket in Google Cloud Storage (GCS).
It appears that this can work up to ten times only. On the eleventh attempt, CGS does not generate and save the file. When Twilio tries to make the voice call, it just craps out with a 404 error because GCS never created the file. If I delete some of the files in my bucket, it'll start working again.
I can't find any documentation on Google regarding this kind of limitation. Does anyone know if there is such a limitation?
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I want to compose an outlook E-mail through java on my local machine. Can someone please suggest which library to use and few related sample example's would be great.
Want I am really trying to do is this.
compose an outlook email by connecting to outlook with my username and password through java.
attach a file and create a HTML message.
send it to the recipients
Please help me taking first steps to create this program.
I assume what you really want to do is connect to the Exchange mail server and send the message without using the Outlook client application. As long as your Exchange server has SMTP support enabled, you should be able to do that using JavaMail. There's documentation, sample programs, and a FAQ. Start at the JavaMail project page.
I am trying to perform following.
I have deployed Google App Engine Server on Google App Engine.
Created dailyMessage.html within Web-INF at WEB-INF/data/dailyMessage.html
Trying to send the content of dailyMessage.html as Payload message.
However i have to upload this data file on daily basis to send updated message everyday. Is there any other way to achieve this functionality? I tried to explore for BlobStore functionality. However i didn't get the way i can upload and replace the file and access it via HTTP URL. Any help to achieve above functionality would be appreciable.
It sounds like you're manually creating the daily message, if so create a POST handler that allows you to POST the daily message.
Otherwise, if it's automatically generated, use a cron job that generates the message and sends it.
Additional mailboxes can be configured to a user using MS Outlook Client. I presume a shared mail group can also be added this way.
http://www.vlerick.com/helpdesk/our_services/faq/software_solution/microsoft/outlook/faq_additional_mailbox.html
I am trying to develop a java program to read emails using java mail api. I am currently trying to connect and read using POP3 protocol. Is there any way to read mails from other shared mail boxes configured for a user using java mail api?
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Vivek