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Hello all,

I have a Document Library that receives a mail every week. I want to show the list of mails with their summaries. Is it possible to get that mail's content in Sharepoint, without deploying a custom code?

Thanks.

Edit 1: Anyone? Anywhere? :(

Edit 2: Incoming E-Mail Settings: http://i39.tinypic.com/23m1u7l.png

By summary, I mean, say two lines of body of the mail.

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How about AJAX?

I can get the received mails' path (path to EML files, actually) and maybe i can use AJAX to query each EML file, to get its content?

Answering my own question is, weird.

frbry
It's funny you asked this. I was wondering this very same thing the other day. EML files open as HTML in some browsers, so this *might* work. Let me know how it works if you do try it!
zincorp
I'm afraid AJAX will cause performance problems as the number of list items increases.If one of the conditions wasn't *without deploying a custom code*, I would suggest overriding `SPItemEventReceiver.ItemAdded` http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.sharepoint.spitemeventreceiver.itemadded.aspx to get email's body from an EML file and save it to a custom column.
Marek Grzenkowicz
List will be limited to n<10 items. I wish i could use custom code, but the it is impossible in my situation since the company providing Sharepoint service costs even deploying your code.
frbry