Hi, I want to build a reg ex so that the email address xyz@its.j&j.com can pass through the validation, in the asp.net regular expression. I got one expression from from regexlib, ^[\w-\.]+@([\w-]+\.)+([\w-]){2,4}$ But cannot find the correct one so that it will work. Let me know if any one has a soultion...

 Hi all, I amtrying to create an email parser in C#. I want to extract mail body from the entire raw email string. To separate message footer from message body, I inserted a GUID string in between them. So a sample email may like ...

I have found a great deal of advice here in the forum, and "borrowed" a good many Regex codes from you all. Thank you very much. I'm learning how Regex works, but in this case I am pressed for time as this project is going live very soon.  There are a good deal of Regex to validate an email address. I found a great one to ...

Hi,  I am new at regex (do have some html and php skills though. A module I am using (working fine) does not accept 4 letter top level domains eg. xxx@xxx.info as valid mail adress. Works fine with xxx@xxx.xxx In the source I found this: (Javascript) var r_email = new ...

Hi All, 1. Language/Platform: C# 3.5, Windows 2. Email Threading 3. I'm trying to simplify the subject of an email using regex.  I want to remove all "reply" and "forward" indicators and get down to the base subject text so i can either put the subject into a hash table or a DB and see how many emails of this subject ...

Hi I need a regular expression for email validation, it should excldue the email addresses with the following special characters.  \|/,;<> and spaces. The rule for validating the email is : Email address must contain a single @, one or more periods, and any standard characters with the exception of spaces and the ...

Language: C# Ultimate Goal: parse all the constituent parts of an email that is saved down to text I would like to load the email data into a DB so I can perform various actions against that dataset.  I have columns in the DB for Message-ID, Subject, Body, From, etc.  The form of several of the items in the email is "Message-ID: ...

Bart,     You might check regexlib.com for an email regular expression. There are a bunch of them in there that can probably work for you, or at least get you a good base from which to start. Tons of people do some basic validation on emails. Good luck, Brendan