unfortuantely if you are using pst2gmail, it is outdated. I’ve instead focussed on the library as this was getting more attention.

Check it out here: code.google.com/p/java-libpst

I have the same problem than Ryel (comment number two). Your program is working fine, but the special characters replaced with question marks. (Language: Hungarian)

How can I fix that?

changed : void processFolder(PSTFolder folder)

void contens(PSTFolder folder) throws Exception{

if (folder.getContentCount() > 0) {
depth++;

int count = folder.getContentCount();
PSTObject child = null;
while(count != 0){
try{
child = folder.getNextChild();
if(child!=null){
printDepth();
System.out.println(child.getClass());
}

}catch(Exception e){
System.out.println(e.getMessage());
}finally {
count–;
}
}

depth–;
}
depth–;
}

Thank you for your extremely appreciable work in regard to PST content extraction. We face a small issue , in biforcating the attachments , sent along with a mail and those which are a part of the mail (ex.Images) . We at this point , would like to have a distinction , between the two. Any help in this regard , is greatly appreciated .

Thanks!

Richard

Very good job, but I have a problem. I need to read in pst files, than index them with Lucene. Your API works fine, but the special characters of my language(HU: áéíóöőúüű) is replaced with ?. Can you help me how can I solve this problem, where do I need to modify your code? The character encoding of the letters are mostly iso-8859-2.

I was about to write up a JNA wrapper to talk to libpff, but I’ll be checking out your project first.