Opening and saving .mhtml files to txt or .csv

Question

Hello All,
I need to accomplish the following and it's way beyond my immediate skill set.  I need ODI to do the following:
1.     Receive an attachment in email and drop it in a folder (got this one)
2.     The attachment is a report in ,mhtml format.  I need to get the content of the file, minus some of the header info, loaded into a table.  To handle this manually, the user opens the .mhtml file and saves it as a .csv file and deletes the unwanted header info. I'd like to find a way to handle this in ODI without user intervention.
3.     Once the contents is in a loadable format, load the data to tables.
My stumbling point is working with the .mhtml file.  Never done this before.  I'm sure there are options and some smart people have already figured this out.  I'm hoping someone will share their solution.
Thanks in advance for the help!

Answer 1

Ok, i did figure this out.  For those that are interested here is how I did it;
$from = "8/31/2014 12:53:56 AM " #Get-Date –f "dd-MMMM-yyyy 00:01:00"
$to = "8/31/2014 3:00:56 AM "#Get-Date –f "dd-MMMM-yyyy HH:mm:ss"
$pg = Get-ProtectionGroup -DPMServerName backup01
$ds = Get-Datasource -ProtectionGroup $pg[0]
$so = New-SearchOption -SearchString "MASTER_.bak" -FromRecoveryPoint "$from" -ToRecoveryPoint "$to" -SearchDetail filesfolders -SearchType contains -Recursive -Location "T:\"
$rp = Get-Recoverypoint -Datasource $ds[0]
$ri = Get-RecoverableItem -Datasource $ds[0] -SearchOption $so
#If you want to see what Items match the above search, just run $ri
#Here is the part i was missing..getting the correct library.
$lib = Get-DPMLibrary -DPMServerName backup01
$rop = New-RecoveryOption -TargetServer SQL03 -RecoveryLocation CopyToFolder -FileSystem -AlternateLocation "T:\SQLsafe Backups\Offlined Backups\Master\" -RecoveryType Restore -OverwriteType overwrite -dpmlibrary $lib[2]
Recover-RecoverableItem -RecoverableItem $ri -RecoveryOption $rop
#This will just give you the status if you don't want to use the GUI
Get-DPMJob -DPMServerName "backup01" -JobCategory RecoveryTape #-Status InProgress
So the issue was getting the dpmlibrary then adding the reference to that library in the  recovery option (-dpmlibrary[x]
Also, when using the -SearchType contains, you can be creative in matching the kinds of files you want it to find ie. -SearchString "*abc*MASTER_.bak"
This script will recover all of the matching files to the specified location, though it does recreate the original file structure.
Also, contrary to my title, i didn't end up having to iterate through a list for the restoration of a list of files.  There would still be a place for someone to do that easily enough by doing an exact match and feeding a list of the files, but for
what i needed, it worked with the wildcard.