php,email,inbound,email-processing
You should be able to alias @sub.domain.com into one mailbox, and the From: header of the email will contain username. You would need to either keep the script running or run the script in a cron job. An e-mail arriving couldn't trigger the script to run without introducing extra,...
javascript,websocket,connection,client,inbound
A websocket connection starts life as an incoming HTTP connection (usually on the same port as is being used for web requests) with some custom headers on it which is something all web servers have to be configured to accept (or they wouldn't be any use as a web server)....
email,parsing,sendgrid,multiple-domains,inbound
Yes, you can. You can pretty much have as many domains as you'd like. You can do that by adding multiple hosts. My example has different hosts on the same domain, but you can have different domains there.
I would suggest to go with enricher in this case. The scenario here looks like the first call is only to authenticate. So use and enricher to call the first WS and save the response as a flow varaible. This way u still have your payload and all the properties...