1. Email Administration Guide
  2. OriginalMessageText_A_B_C_D_E_F_G.txt

OriginalMessageText_A_B_C_D_E_F_G.txt

When the driver is used to retrieve a message, it creates a file to store the header and textual data from the incoming message with the naming convention OriginalMessageText_A_B_C_D_E_F.txt where:

  • A is the process ID of the application that loads the driver.

  • B is the Siebel Communications API handle of the driver.

  • C is the Siebel Communications API handle of the service.

  • D is the time when the service that received the message is created.

  • E is the number of messages that are received during the current POP3 or IMAP session.

  • F is the number of attachments that are found so far in the message.

  • G is the number of milliseconds that elapsed since the application was started.

The OriginalMessageText file contains the MIME format of the message that the Internet SMTP/POP3 Server driver or Internet SMTP/IMAP Server driver receives. The original message header and all text/plain message parts that are not inside an embedded message part and not marked as inline are written to a file in the UTF-8 character set.

The Siebel Email Response workflows delete the ATT and OriginalMessageText files. If ATT or OriginalMessageText files exist in the bin/incoming directory, then the Communications Inbound Receiver process terminated abnormally or the email events that created these files are not yet processed. Do not manually delete these temporary files until you verify that none of the email events under the bin/queued directory reference the temporary files.