Retrieve Email
Function Description
TIP
Retrieve email from the specified mailbox
Configuration Item Description
General
Command Input
Email Type
Integer
: Send email messages using different email typesIMAP Server
string
: Enter the specified IMAP serverIMAP Port
Integer
: Enter the specified IMAP port numberEnable SSL
Boolean
: Specify whether SSL should be used to send messagesSSL
Integer
: Can switch between different secure socket protocols for sendingEmail Account
string
: The user for IMAP server authentication, usually the email accountAuthorization Code
string
: The authorization code for IMAP server authentication, usually requires SMS verification to enable, some email services may use account password instead, depending on the email service providerNumber of Emails
Integer
: Retrieve the top N emails from the mailboxOnly Unread Emails
Boolean
: Retrieve only unread emailsSave Email Attachments
Boolean
: Whether to save email attachmentsSave Folder
string
: Path to save attachments
Command Output
- Save Email List To
TList<TMailMessage>
: Specify a variable name to store the retrieved email list
Advanced
Folder Name
string
: Folder nameMark as Read
Boolean
: After retrieving emails, mark them as readContent in Sender
string
: Content in the sender fieldContent in Recipient
string
: Content in the recipient fieldContent in Subject
string
: Content in the subject lineContent in Body
string
: Content in the body of the emailDelay Before(milliseconds)
Integer
: The waiting time before instruction execution
Error Handling
Print Error Logs
Boolean
: Whether to print error logs to the "Logs" panel when the command fails. Default is checked.Handling Method
Integer
:Terminate Process: If the command fails, terminate the process.
Ignore Exception and Continue Execution: If the command fails, ignore the exception and continue the process.
Retry This Command: If the command fails, retry the command a specified number of times with a specified interval between retries.
Usage Example
Process logic description:
Common Errors and Handling
None
Frequently Asked Questions
None