C
Charles Lowe
The new version of ruby-msg has been released!
A bunch of bugs have been closed, and a lot more MAPI properties are now
converted to their MIME equivalents (eg importance, priority, etc).
This release also splits out the OLE storage component into a separate
library: ruby-ole. This is a complete, stable lib for read/write access
to OLE documents.
--
Simply:
1. gem install ruby-msg (this will also install ruby-ole)
2. convert some msg files. there is now a mbox mode - (msgtool -m *.msg
Details at http://code.google.com/p/ruby-msg/, and at the wiki
http://code.google.com/p/ruby-msg/wiki/Home.
Sample code using the library:
require 'msg'
msg = Msg.open filename
# access to the 3 main data stores
msg.recipients
# => [#<Recipient:'\'Marley, Bob\' <[email protected]>'>]
msg.attachments
# => [#<Attachment filename='blah1.tif'>, #<Attachment
filename='blah2.tif'>]
msg.properties
# => #<Properties ... normalized_subject='Testing' ...
# creation_time=#<DateTime: 2454042.45074714,0,2299161> ...>
A bunch of bugs have been closed, and a lot more MAPI properties are now
converted to their MIME equivalents (eg importance, priority, etc).
This release also splits out the OLE storage component into a separate
library: ruby-ole. This is a complete, stable lib for read/write access
to OLE documents.
--
Simply:
1. gem install ruby-msg (this will also install ruby-ole)
2. convert some msg files. there is now a mbox mode - (msgtool -m *.msg
Details at http://code.google.com/p/ruby-msg/, and at the wiki
http://code.google.com/p/ruby-msg/wiki/Home.
Sample code using the library:
require 'msg'
msg = Msg.open filename
# access to the 3 main data stores
msg.recipients
# => [#<Recipient:'\'Marley, Bob\' <[email protected]>'>]
msg.attachments
# => [#<Attachment filename='blah1.tif'>, #<Attachment
filename='blah2.tif'>]
msg.properties
# => #<Properties ... normalized_subject='Testing' ...
# creation_time=#<DateTime: 2454042.45074714,0,2299161> ...>