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I'm trying to send email with the code above, but it starts up Outlook. How can I send email without Outlook using just batch code? The destination address can be hardcoded in the script.
You need a command line email program to use in the batch file - you have to have some application that can do the mail send for you within that context, outlook needs to be actually running to send.
These exist - they've been around for a long long time for use in the same sort of context as you've got - but its not something I've ever needed. You may have more success in serverfault.com (by asking for a command line email utility to use to send mail from a batch file).
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Scenario: WPF application that sends a file to a server and the server, in turn, performs a series of validations that can take several minutes, during which the server sends a series of messages to tell the application what it is doing (signalr), in at the end of everything, it warns that the process has ended.
What I'm doing: Every time the application is sending a new file I start the hub await hubConnection.Start() and at the end of it all I stop.
The process consists of: doing some local validations, sending the file to the server, monitoring the processing (signalr) and at the end, if applicable, downloading a file with the error;
It's all working fine, but I'm afraid something might go wrong along the way, flag not sending the messages, etc.
My question: What is the correct way to do this? When should I connect the hub (await for hubConnection.Start())? Should I do this when starting the app? How do I receive the messages later (in each message I have an identifier of the file I am working on)?
Is there a way to read the messages on a discord channel using discord.py without running the client? The use case is, I have a lambda function that runs slash commands so that I don't have to have a permanent machine listening. This works fine. I want to make a slash command to read all the messages in the channel and save the attachments in the messages in the channel. All the examples I have seen are to make text bots declaring the commands and end with:
client.run('your-token-here')
Which means it needs to be constantly up. Is this possible?
I am new in the field of Azure. I am testing the functionality called "Send, receive, an batch process messages in Azure Logic Apps". This is the link of the documentation:
Batches in Logic Apps
I could do everything what in that tutorial exists and it works. I created a batch called "Test" (This is the Batch name). My question is: Is there a monitor in Azure portal where I can see which messages were created in that batch from the "batch sender" and therefore see the current status of these messages?.
In other words I would like to see which message was already processed by the "batch receiver" and which ones still remain to be processed. I would like to know if I can monitor this batch that I created.
I would like to see which message was already processed by the "batch receiver"
As of now there is no way we can alone monitor the batch process but Here is one of the workarounds for this, You can add a compose connector and add all the parameters as per the requirement.
Here is my logic app workflow
So each time this logic app gets triggered by the batch process we can check all the properties that we have mentioned for that particular message.
Here is the sample output:
You can check the processed message by the "batch receiver" from the run history of the logic app.
and therefore see the current status of these messages?.
You can monitor this from Azure Monitor logs. which gives number runs that are running, succeeded and failed.
and which ones still remain to be processed.
This depends on from where you are trying to send the messages
You can follow this document for Monitor logic apps by using Azure Monitor logs
When we upload something google drive its start uploading automatically so i need output after completion of successful uploading.
Normally we get message that sync complete i want that output through batch file
basically i am making files uploading automated through batch files
first upload some files to google drive using robocopy
then wait till sync complete and when sync get complete i need that sync complete message into text file so i can verify that sync get completed successfully
so is there any switch available which gives such kind of output?
I would like to create a java program that would get only the body/message of the mail, the mails are in .eml format and the mails are placed locally in my machine. The problem is when I try to look for ways to do this I'm still lead to use the Folder class which requires an active mail server. Now, my question is, is there any way I can extract the message part of an e-mail using the Javamail API without the need to connect to a server? Because doing the extraction of the message part of an e-mail without including its headers is nearly impossible with filestream.
Thanks for the help.
Cheers!
You can use a "local store provider" for JavaMail, but perhaps the simplest approach for you is to just use the MimeMessage that takes an InputStream. Give it a (buffered) FileInputStream and it will parse the message for you.