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Lee <leeh (AT) panix (DOT) com> wrote in news:fgv7lr$er1$1 (AT) reader1 (DOT) panix.com: shakespeare wrote: Back in the nineties, Oracle used to have a product called Oracle Mail, which was able to receive email (and yes: in the database). It became part of Oracle Interoffice (which died some years later). Don't know if it's still around as a product, but it is stil there as a part of Oracle Collaboration Suite (able to receive mail in the database). I had a customer who installed Coll. Suite for this purpose solely: they wanted to be able to start processes based on email. Installing OCS is quite a fuss, keeping it running even more, but it may be worth a try. You'll have to pay for it, though. Oracle Interconnect had an SMTP adapter (but that was in 2001). We never got it working, iirc it could not handle attachments.Could be part of BPEL now (does someone know?). Thanks for the input. Its beginning to look as if I'm not going to be able to do any better than my friend Rube (Golberg) after all. If you don't mind reinventing the wheel, it would be possible to write a POP3 or IMAP client in PL/SQL using UTL_TCP. Both protocols are well defined standards. This would allow you to pull messages directly into a store procedure |
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