Hello: I've built an SMTP sink which captures all emails that match the rule (registered with smtpreg.vbs) "rcpt to=*@mydomain.com". An email with the fields: To: user1@domain1.com CC: user2@mydomain.com is captured by my sink as one email (it is not divided into different emails, one for each recipient). Is it possible to configure Exchange to do this email division? Thanks a lot. Manuel.
The categorizer is what going to handle address resolution of multiple recipients see http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/exchange/guides/E2k3TechRef/d56e04a5-9364-43f6-82dd-0aaac26a3943.mspx . The users themselves will receive exactly the same email the only thing the categorizer is really going to do is maybe modify the envelope data so the mail is sent to the correct server. If you want a copy of the message for each recipient you could just go though the http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/smtpenvelope/recipientlist and create a separate copy of the message for each recipient in the recipientlist (this will also make sure you capture BCC'd messages) and then write an x-receiver: header to the message with the recipients email address so you know who this message was bound for. (kind of like how the IMF handles UCE UceArchiving). Cheers Glen "Manu" wrote in message news:054A4324-6D6A-4D9E-BA6B-066935FB0935@microsoft.com... > Hello: > > I've built an SMTP sink which captures all emails that match the rule > (registered with smtpreg.vbs) "rcpt to=*@mydomain.com". > > An email with the fields: > To: user1@domain1.com > CC: user2@mydomain.com > > is captured by my sink as one email (it is not divided into different > emails, one for each recipient). > > Is it possible to configure Exchange to do this email division? > > Thanks a lot. > Manuel.
