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Email Step emailStorePartCount

Description

Stores the number of parts found within a message. For old-style (non-MIME) uuencoded messages, this returns the number of uuencoded attachments. For new style MIME messages, it returns the number of MIME parts found.

Parameters

messageId
Required? yes
The message id.
property
Required? yes
The target property name.
description
Required? no
The description of this test step.
propertyType
Required? no, default is the "defaultPropertyType" as specified in the "config" element is used.
The target property type. Either "ant" or "dynamic".

Details

Here is an example of using the emailStorePartCount step.

emailStorePartCount
<steps>
    <emailSetConfig .../>

    <-- uuencoded message has 2 uuencoded attachments (parts) -->
    <emailStoreMessageId subject="/mailtest.*uu/property="mid1messageIndex="0"/>
    <emailStorePartCount property="prop1messageId="#{mid1}" />
    <verifyProperty name="prop1text="2"/>

    <-- MIME message has 1 plain body part plus gif and pdf attachment parts -->
    <emailStoreMessageId subject="/mailtest.*mime/property="mid2messageIndex="0"/>
    <emailStorePartCount property="prop2messageId="#{mid2}" />
    <verifyProperty name="prop2text="3"/>
</steps>

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