How to download attachement from Message?

[bgauthier]

If there an easy way to download an attachement from a message, so far I can get the message and display the list of attachments bu t I can't figure out how to save the attachement as a file?

Thank you

[raszkiewicz]

How did you got all to work? I'm not able to find any documentation on MailSo

[bravedave]

It's worth persevering with this library but there are some things

1. There is a more up to date version in the rainloop project
2. There is some documentation on the Afterlogic site, although it doesn't relate directly, they use MailSo and they have documentation
3. and .. I pretty sure you can't get an attachment using this library

[raszkiewicz]

Ad. 1 - I know that the Rainloop project has more up to date MailSo version (I'm using that one) but also lack of documentation compared to what you have mentioned in #2

Ad. 2 - As I have mentioned above - that documentation is what devs desire to see in the Rainloop project. Even I have no idea what kind of APIs Rainloop offers. Regarding the Afterlogic site I think they do not cover MailSo API at tall.

Ad. 3 - If not then what library is doing that part?

[bravedave]

I concur totally with the desire for doco api, and you are right afterlogic doesn't document MailSo either
but
the afterlogic stuff has wraps a lot of MailSo calls
e.g. https://afterlogic.com/aurora-docs/api/class-CApiMailAttachment.html#_getContentLocation
and I was able to port that semi directly to work against MailSo

For extracting attachments
I asked this in the afterlogic forum: http://forum.afterlogic.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=7066&PN=3
and I felt at the time it confirmed my earlier comment
and so:
for attachment manipulation and extraction I went to the php imap_* functions directly - I couldn't find a better answer

there is also another very good library at flourishlib: http://flourishlib.com/docs/fMailbox

[raszkiewicz]

@bravedave

Well, it looks like I have got similar answer from AfterLogic - "MailSo can do that, but" and I have got directed to Web API.

Also thanks for the tip about fMailbox - it may be the only one way to get it handled (or using straight PHP imap functions).