Read Body Resources and Attachments

The PDF only lists the attachments and does not contain their content. You can read the attachment bytes from the conversion result and handle them in your application. Here is an example:

csharp

using (CEmailResult result = CEmailConverter.ConvertToHtml("/mail.eml"))
{
    // Source of the selected primary body
    CEmailBodySource body = result.GetSelectedBodySource();
    Console.WriteLine($"Body: {body.MediaType} ({body.Origin})");

    // Body resources, such as images
    foreach (CEmailResource resource in result.GetResources())
    {
        Console.WriteLine($"Resource: {resource.RelativePath}, {resource.MediaType}, {resource.Data.Length} bytes");
    }

    // Attachments
    foreach (CEmailAttachment attachment in result.GetAttachments())
    {
        // When the attachment data is corrupted, only its name and type are kept and HasData is false
        if (attachment.HasData)
        {
            File.WriteAllBytes(Path.Combine("/attachments/", Path.GetFileName(attachment.DisplayName)), attachment.Data);
        }
    }
}

Main properties of CEmailAttachment:

Property	Description
`OriginalName`	Original file name in the email
`DisplayName`	Sanitized file name for display
`MediaType`	MIME type
`HasData` / `Data`	Whether there is data / the attachment bytes. `Data` is `null` when `HasData` is `false`
`Hidden`	Whether the attachment is hidden, for example an inline resource referenced by the body
`ReferencedByBody`	Whether the attachment is referenced by the body
`NestedMessage`	Whether the attachment is an embedded message

Read Body Resources and Attachments ​

Read Body Resources and Attachments