After introducing me to Google App Engine upon its release, Arachnid has just released a nifty tool designed with App Engine in mind - smtp2web, an SMTP to HTTP gateway. If you're looking for a quick and easy way to allow your web application to receive emails, look no further - you can either set up a single @smtp2web.com email address, or point an entire domain's MX at smtp2web, and it will POST the messages it receives to your site for processing. You don't have to use App Engine to use smtp2web, but it's very simple to use smtp2web with App Engine apps...
Comment by Robert,
Friday 11th of February 2011 02:49:55 PM
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Hi,
SMTP2Web is a good solution. There are some other ones out there that are similar and will post the email parts for your separately, even with the attachments.
You might checkout both:
Free service posts emails as separate parts: http://www.mailhooks.com
Paid service posts email parts, attachments. JSON option. http://www.mailnuggets.com
SMTP2Web is a good solution. There are some other ones out there that are similar and will post the email parts for your separately, even with the attachments.
You might checkout both:
Free service posts emails as separate parts: http://www.mailhooks.com
Paid service posts email parts, attachments. JSON option. http://www.mailnuggets.com
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