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I download email (in .eml format) from my Outlook and then I am trying to convert it to PDF.
Error: Failed to load about:blank, with network status code 301 and http status code 0 - Protocol "about" is unknown.
Exit with code 1 due to network error: ProtocolUnknownError.
Exception in thread "main" com.sun.mail.util.FolderClosedIOException.
I am getting these errors while converting to pdf. But only when the flag "hideHeader" set to false (means I do need header details as well in my pdf). When the flag set to true then no error messages are showing.
I am attaching a sample eml file which I used to convert to pdf. Note that pdf generated successfully but pdf does not contain any header info (like From , To , Subject , Date etc.) . But , at the same , I am getting above mentioned errors.
Below are the arguments passed in, MimeMessageConverter.convertToPdf(emlPath, pdfPath, false, true, attachmentPath, extParams);
I download email (in .eml format) from my Outlook and then I am trying to convert it to PDF.
I am getting these errors while converting to pdf. But only when the flag "hideHeader" set to false (means I do need header details as well in my pdf). When the flag set to true then no error messages are showing.
I am attaching a sample eml file which I used to convert to pdf. Note that pdf generated successfully but pdf does not contain any header info (like From , To , Subject , Date etc.) . But , at the same , I am getting above mentioned errors.
Below are the arguments passed in,
MimeMessageConverter.convertToPdf(emlPath, pdfPath, false, true, attachmentPath, extParams);
Test_file1593397582267.eml.pdf
Since I am not able to attach .eml file , I just renamed it to .pdf. But this can be renamed to .eml for any testing purpose.
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