I highly recommend EmailParser2Database to anyone whos interested
(Im already using it in production - stable, fast, configurable, does what is advertised)
Heres a feature that would be useful:
- Configure SQL and Email sources as present
- Add field for outbound email (or use existing mail server) - with auth as req and ports etc.
- Email Parse for specific data (as present with addition of more field values and expressions as req for below)
- QUERY (sql or mysql) a table with search based on information from email parse above
- create an email message with results
- email the message to destination as submitted from original inbound email (or another dest address as req)
(Im already using it in production - stable, fast, configurable, does what is advertised)
Heres a feature that would be useful:
- Configure SQL and Email sources as present
- Add field for outbound email (or use existing mail server) - with auth as req and ports etc.
- Email Parse for specific data (as present with addition of more field values and expressions as req for below)
- QUERY (sql or mysql) a table with search based on information from email parse above
- create an email message with results
- email the message to destination as submitted from original inbound email (or another dest address as req)
Thanks for the good feedback Julian
Scripting will be the way to do the not-so-basic things in EmailParser2Database. In the near future I will add to the website a small library with the most common scripting examples and use cases.
- Email Parse for specific data (as present with addition of more field values and expressions as req for below)In the upcoming new version this is accomplished somewhat adding a kind of action called "script". A given script (Writen in c#) can receive the results from an email parser and launch any operations such as sending another email as a response, doing a database query etc.
- QUERY (sql or mysql) a table with search based on information from email parse above
- create an email message with results
- email the message to destination as submitted from original inbound email (or another dest address as req)
Scripting will be the way to do the not-so-basic things in EmailParser2Database. In the near future I will add to the website a small library with the most common scripting examples and use cases.
sounds powerful!
guess I better learn c# - any suggestions on where to go for info?
guess I better learn c# - any suggestions on where to go for info?