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I have an application in which users can send me feedback. When they do this, various data from their system is posted to a php file on my server. The php file then handles that data and sends me an email with that data via mail(). Right now, all of the data is just composed into an HTML email. What I want to do is take some of the posted data, convert them to files, and add them as attachments to the email. I know how to add files as attachments with mail(). I just can't think of a way to create the files first. I thought of just using fopen() and fwrite(), but then what if two users are

So, I'm working on an app where users can upload and manage photos with a bunch of industry specific metadata attached to them. The Photo model has all this metadata in it, and I'm using Paperclip to attach the actual image file to the model and store the images on Amazon S3. The user interaction currently works like this: A user clicks "Add Photo" and is taken to the "New Photo" page where he is presented a form. The first thing on the form is a file chooser. The user selects a file. Beneath this are several different fields of metadata for the user to fill out, so the user fills these out.

My app has an option to send out the log, which is store in the app's secure storage. The path to the file is "/data/data/com.mycompany.myapp/files/log.zip". The file's permissions have been chnged to MODE_WORLD_READABLE, and the intent to launch email is: Intent i = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_SEND); i.setType("application/zip"); i.putExtra(Intent.EXTRA_STREAM, Uri.parse("file:///data/data/com.mycompany.myapp/files/log.zip)); startActivity(Intent.createChooser(i, "Send Error Log")); If the file is located on the SD card, there is no problem. But when it's secure storage, there is no attachment.

When you attach a document to an outlook email, a copy of the document is created and stored somewhere. You can obviously link to any location in the body of outlook. A hyperlink to a local document will not be useful to a recipient on another machine (without access to the local drive). But, is there a way to hyperlink to an attached file? I don't think that there is any native way to do this, but is there any possible solution? If it matters, the email will only be read by outlook. (i.e. intra office). Sure, you can refer to an attachment by its content-id. Look at the code below setting the

I'm in the process of writing some code to download and process the attachments of email messages and then process them. The code is working as required in some cases, but still has some major problems. Whenever the code loads the attachment into a file on the local disk, it takes a very long time to do so and often times out with the following exception as a result of the slow download: A first chance exception of type 'Microsoft.Exchange.WebServices.Data.ServiceRequestException' occurred in Microsoft.Exchange.WebServices.dll I may be wrong, but if the exchange server in question is on the