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Thread: Merchant Email to XML Program Now Available
Hey,
The program is definitely in the Alpha state. Right now, by biggest concern is exactly what you are talking about where the program thinks an email is vendor email when in fact it is not. I haven't had a chance to test all types of emails. The format is not a standard format so I am having to make very specific parsers. If it thinks it is a vendor email when it isn't it is very likely it will blow up. Could you send me a copy of the mail that was blowing up at [email protected] then I can add that email type to the exclusions?
To get the date translation you take the Unix epoch (1/1/19700 and the add the time number to it in seconds. In .net it's something like Convert.ToDate("1/1/1970").AddSeconds(NumberOfSecondsSinceEpoch)
Thanks,
Tiquor
PepeGSay,
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Great idea too.
Did some post-processing of the xml file....
Here is an easy way of getting the xml data into a spreadsheet Make an xsl sheet that transforms the xml data into csv
Put in a reference to the xsl sheet into the xml sheet
View the xml page in your browser, select all the text, save the text in a text file
Open the text file in a spreadsheet (import from CSV)
After I unzip the files from the download, I get the following error when I try to run the SWGEmailMerchantProcessing file:
The application failed to initianize properly (0xc0000135). Click on OK to terminate the application.
Any idea what the prob could be? It is working for other people, so I must be doing somethign wrong.
The two most common error messages that show up when the .NET Framework is not installed are:
"Required .DLL file, MSCOREE.DLL, was not found." or "The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000135). Click on OK to terminate the application."
So, it would appear that the problem is as you said StarWorker.