Email Snap Pack examples
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| Archive Email from the SMTP Server This example pipeline demonstrates how to archive an email residing in the SMTP server using the SMTP account. |
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| Delete email from the SMTP server This example pipeline demonstrates how to delete an email residing in the SMTP server using the SMTP account. |
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| Read attachment from an SFTP Location In this pipeline, the Email Reader Snap reads the attachment from the path as provided in the Attachment folder field, in this case, from an SFTP location. |
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| Read emails from shared mailbox This example demonstrates how the Email Reader Snap is used to read emails from shared mailboxes |
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| Archive the read emails This example demonstrates how emails read by the Snap can be archived/moved to a specified target location using this Snap. In this example, the emails are moved to the Spam folder. |
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| Delete emails using the archive feature This example demonstrates how the emails read by the Snap can be archived/moved to a specified target location using this Snap. In this example, the emails are moved to the Trash folder. |
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| Read inline messages The pipeline in this example, Reading_Inline_Attachment_Images.slp, demonstrates the image reading functionality of the File Reader Snap. An email containing an inline image and an image as an attachment is passed to the Email Reader Snap. |
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| Attach email from a file location In the below example, the Email Sender Snap sends an email with multiple attachments from the FILE location. The Email Sender Snap does not support wildcards in attachments to support multiple attachments. Therefore, the following Pipeline uses the Directory Browser Snap as an upstream Snap to combine multiple file paths and sends that to the Email Sender Snap. |
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| Attach email from an SFTP Location In this example, the Email Sender Snap mail with an attachment from the SFTP location. |
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| Attach email from an SLDB Location In this example, the Email Sender Snap reads and sends the mail with an attachment (Customer Information.csv) from an SLDB location. |