ipworks
Class Mime

java.lang.Object
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public class Mime

extends java.lang.Object

The MIME bean allows for easy implementation of the Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions or MIME as defined in RFC 1521 and updated in RFCs 2045-2049. Those standards provide for formatting of messages containing non-text, multipart or non 'US' formatted text.

The bean may be used for decoding or encoding of messages. Message holds the content of the encoded message or the filename which holds the encoded data. The decoded data is put in PartDecodedString and/or PartDecodedFile depending on the user's query.

To decode a MIME message you should first assign either the whole message (headers and body) to Message or put the message headers into the MessageHeaders property and the message body or the filename holding it into the Message property. Calling DecodeFromFile or DecodeFromString directs the bean to start parsing the message: it will fill out the ContentType , ContentTypeAttr and PartCount properties as well as the array properties PartSize , PartContentType , PartContentTypeAttr , PartContentDisposition , PartContentDispositionAttr , PartEncoding , PartName , PartFilename , PartHeaders , for each decoded part from 0 to PartCount -1.

For each part you may then get the content out of PartDecodedString or PartDecodedFile properties. Calling the DecodeFromString or DecodeFromFile to decode doesn't actually decode the message but only parses it. The real decoding is done when the respective array property PartDecodedFile or PartDecodedString is first accessed for any particular index.

To encode data into a MIME message you should first assign values for each part to either PartDecodedString or PartDecodedFile , optionally assign values to the other Part- properties. Assigning a value to the PartDecodedString or PartDecodedFile properties fills out automatically the PartHeaders property for the respective part. Calling EncodeToFile or EncodeToString directs the bean to fill out the Message with the message body and the MessageHeaders with the headers.

The Progress event is fired as the message is parsed and the data is decoded/encoded.

Field Summary

static int	pe7Bit
static int	pe8Bit
static int	peBase64
static int	peBinary
static int	peQuotedPrintable

Constructor Summary

Mime()

Method Summary

void	addMimeEventListener(MimeEventListener l)
java.lang.String	config(java.lang.String configurationString) Sets or retrieves a beanconfiguration setting.
void	decodeFromFile() Decode From File.
void	decodeFromString() Decode From String.
void	encodeToFile() Encode To File.
void	encodeToString() Encode To String.
java.lang.String	getBoundary() The boundary separating the MIME parts.
java.lang.String	getContentType() The value of the content-type header of the message which was encoded/decoded.
java.lang.String	getContentTypeAttr() The attributes for content-type header of the message which was encoded/decoded.
byte[]	getMessage() Contains the encoded message text or a path to a file which contains the encoded message text.
java.lang.String	getMessageHeaders() The headers of the MIME message.
java.lang.String	getPartContentDisposition(int partIdx) Content Disposition for each part 0 to PartCount -1.
java.lang.String	getPartContentDispositionAttr(int partIdx) Array holding the content disposition's attributes, if any, for each part, numbered 0 to PartCount -1.
java.lang.String	getPartContentId(int partIdx) Content id for each part 0 to PartCount -1.
java.lang.String	getPartContentType(int partIdx) Content type for each part 0 to PartCount -1.
java.lang.String	getPartContentTypeAttr(int partIdx) Array holding the content type attributes, if any, for each part, numbered 0 to PartCount -1.
int	getPartCount() The number of MIME parts in the encoded message.
java.lang.String	getPartDecodedFile(int partIdx) Array holding the filenames with the decoded data numbered 0 to PartCount -1.
byte[]	getPartDecodedString(int partIdx) Array property.
int	getPartEncoding(int partIdx) The actual content encoding type for each part 0 to PartCount -1.
java.lang.String	getPartFilename(int partIdx) The filename attribute specified in the headers of the part.
java.lang.String	getPartHeaders(int partIdx) Headers for each MIME part, numbered 0 to PartCount -1.
java.lang.String	getPartName(int partIdx) The name given to a part, such as the filename.
int	getPartSize(int partIdx) The size of each PartDecodedFile or PartDecodedString .
void	removeMimeEventListener(MimeEventListener l)
void	resetData() Resets the values of all headers and Part- properties.
void	setBoundary(java.lang.String boundary) The boundary separating the MIME parts.
void	setContentType(java.lang.String contentType) The value of the content-type header of the message which was encoded/decoded.
void	setContentTypeAttr(java.lang.String contentTypeAttr) The attributes for content-type header of the message which was encoded/decoded.
void	setMessage(byte[] message) Contains the encoded message text or a path to a file which contains the encoded message text.
void	setMessageHeaders(java.lang.String messageHeaders) The headers of the MIME message.
void	setPartContentDisposition(int partIdx, java.lang.String partContentDisposition) Content Disposition for each part 0 to PartCount -1.
void	setPartContentDispositionAttr(int partIdx, java.lang.String partContentDispositionAttr) Array holding the content disposition's attributes, if any, for each part, numbered 0 to PartCount -1.
void	setPartContentId(int partIdx, java.lang.String partContentId) Content id for each part 0 to PartCount -1.
void	setPartContentType(int partIdx, java.lang.String partContentType) Content type for each part 0 to PartCount -1.
void	setPartContentTypeAttr(int partIdx, java.lang.String partContentTypeAttr) Array holding the content type attributes, if any, for each part, numbered 0 to PartCount -1.
void	setPartCount(int partCount) The number of MIME parts in the encoded message.
void	setPartDecodedFile(int partIdx, java.lang.String partDecodedFile) Array holding the filenames with the decoded data numbered 0 to PartCount -1.
void	setPartDecodedString(int partIdx, byte[] partDecodedString) Array property.
void	setPartEncoding(int partIdx, int partEncoding) The actual content encoding type for each part 0 to PartCount -1.
void	setPartFilename(int partIdx, java.lang.String partFilename) The filename attribute specified in the headers of the part.
void	setPartHeaders(int partIdx, java.lang.String partHeaders) Headers for each MIME part, numbered 0 to PartCount -1.
void	setPartName(int partIdx, java.lang.String partName) The name given to a part, such as the filename.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

pe7Bit

public static final int pe7Bit

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Constant Field Values

peQuotedPrintable

public static final int peQuotedPrintable

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peBase64

public static final int peBase64

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pe8Bit

public static final int pe8Bit

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peBinary

public static final int peBinary

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Constructor Detail

Mime

public Mime()

Method Detail

getBoundary

public java.lang.String getBoundary()

The boundary separating the MIME parts. Maximum length of 80 bytes.

The bean will automatically generate a random boundary value during encoding if no value is given. During decoding this property is filled with the boundary from the actual MIME message.

The bean will truncate any string longer than 80 bytes if assigned to Boundary .

setBoundary

public void setBoundary(java.lang.String boundary)
                 throws IPWorksException

The boundary separating the MIME parts. Maximum length of 80 bytes.

The bean will automatically generate a random boundary value during encoding if no value is given. During decoding this property is filled with the boundary from the actual MIME message.

The bean will truncate any string longer than 80 bytes if assigned to Boundary .

IPWorksException

getContentType

public java.lang.String getContentType()

The value of the content-type header of the message which was encoded/decoded.

The bean filters it out from the MessageHeaders . It shows the user about the type of the parts and their relation to each other.

The content-type attributes such as filename, boundary, charset etc are held in the ContentTypeAttr property.

setContentType

public void setContentType(java.lang.String contentType)
                    throws IPWorksException

The value of the content-type header of the message which was encoded/decoded.

The bean filters it out from the MessageHeaders . It shows the user about the type of the parts and their relation to each other.

The content-type attributes such as filename, boundary, charset etc are held in the ContentTypeAttr property.

IPWorksException

getContentTypeAttr

public java.lang.String getContentTypeAttr()

The attributes for content-type header of the message which was encoded/decoded.

The ContentTypeAttr property contains content-type attributes such as "filename", "boundary", "charset", etc..

setContentTypeAttr

public void setContentTypeAttr(java.lang.String contentTypeAttr)
                        throws IPWorksException

The attributes for content-type header of the message which was encoded/decoded.

The ContentTypeAttr property contains content-type attributes such as "filename", "boundary", "charset", etc..

IPWorksException

getMessage

public byte[] getMessage()

Contains the encoded message text or a path to a file which contains the encoded message text.

The bean fills out Message with the message body and MessageHeaders during encoding. The user may assign both the headers and the body to Message and leave MessageHeaders empty before decoding.

setMessage

public void setMessage(byte[] message)
                throws IPWorksException

Contains the encoded message text or a path to a file which contains the encoded message text.

The bean fills out Message with the message body and MessageHeaders during encoding. The user may assign both the headers and the body to Message and leave MessageHeaders empty before decoding.

IPWorksException

getMessageHeaders

public java.lang.String getMessageHeaders()

The headers of the MIME message.

The bean fills out MessageHeaders upon encoding. The user should use them as additional headers when emailing the Message .

During decoding, if MessageHeaders is empty the bean will try to find the headers in the beginning of the Message and will fill out MessageHeaders property accordingly.

setMessageHeaders

public void setMessageHeaders(java.lang.String messageHeaders)
                       throws IPWorksException

The headers of the MIME message.

The bean fills out MessageHeaders upon encoding. The user should use them as additional headers when emailing the Message .

During decoding, if MessageHeaders is empty the bean will try to find the headers in the beginning of the Message and will fill out MessageHeaders property accordingly.

IPWorksException

getPartContentDisposition

public java.lang.String getPartContentDisposition(int partIdx)
                                           throws IPWorksException

Content Disposition for each part 0 to PartCount -1.

This value is used in the Content-Disposition header. Typical values include "form-data", "attachment" etc. The bean fills it out each time the PartDecodedFile property is changed. Changing PartContentDisposition recalculates the PartHeaders property as well.

A valid PartIdx is 0 to PartCount -1.

IPWorksException

setPartContentDisposition

public void setPartContentDisposition(int partIdx,
                                      java.lang.String partContentDisposition)
                               throws IPWorksException

Content Disposition for each part 0 to PartCount -1.

This value is used in the Content-Disposition header. Typical values include "form-data", "attachment" etc. The bean fills it out each time the PartDecodedFile property is changed. Changing PartContentDisposition recalculates the PartHeaders property as well.

A valid PartIdx is 0 to PartCount -1.

IPWorksException

getPartContentDispositionAttr

public java.lang.String getPartContentDispositionAttr(int partIdx)
                                               throws IPWorksException

Array holding the content disposition's attributes, if any, for each part, numbered 0 to PartCount -1.

Typical values for PartContentDispositionAttr are the names of the form-variables while creating an HTTP post, values for filenames etc.

Setting this property recalculates the PartHeaders property.

A valid PartIdx is 0 to PartCount -1.

IPWorksException

setPartContentDispositionAttr

public void setPartContentDispositionAttr(int partIdx,
                                          java.lang.String partContentDispositionAttr)
                                   throws IPWorksException

Array holding the content disposition's attributes, if any, for each part, numbered 0 to PartCount -1.

Typical values for PartContentDispositionAttr are the names of the form-variables while creating an HTTP post, values for filenames etc.

Setting this property recalculates the PartHeaders property.

A valid PartIdx is 0 to PartCount -1.

IPWorksException

getPartContentId

public java.lang.String getPartContentId(int partIdx)
                                  throws IPWorksException

Content id for each part 0 to PartCount -1.

This value is used in the Content-Id header. The bean fills it out each time the PartDecodedFile property is changed. Changing PartContentId recalculates the PartHeaders property as well.

A valid PartIdx is 0 to PartCount -1.

IPWorksException

setPartContentId

public void setPartContentId(int partIdx,
                             java.lang.String partContentId)
                      throws IPWorksException

Content id for each part 0 to PartCount -1.

This value is used in the Content-Id header. The bean fills it out each time the PartDecodedFile property is changed. Changing PartContentId recalculates the PartHeaders property as well.

A valid PartIdx is 0 to PartCount -1.

IPWorksException

getPartContentType

public java.lang.String getPartContentType(int partIdx)
                                    throws IPWorksException

Content type for each part 0 to PartCount -1.

This value is used in the Content-Type header. Typical values include "image/gif", "text/plain" etc. The bean fills it out each time the PartDecodedFile property is changed. Changing PartContentType recalculates the PartHeaders property as well.

A valid PartIdx is 0 to PartCount -1.

IPWorksException

setPartContentType

public void setPartContentType(int partIdx,
                               java.lang.String partContentType)
                        throws IPWorksException

Content type for each part 0 to PartCount -1.

This value is used in the Content-Type header. Typical values include "image/gif", "text/plain" etc. The bean fills it out each time the PartDecodedFile property is changed. Changing PartContentType recalculates the PartHeaders property as well.

A valid PartIdx is 0 to PartCount -1.

IPWorksException

getPartContentTypeAttr

public java.lang.String getPartContentTypeAttr(int partIdx)
                                        throws IPWorksException

Array holding the content type attributes, if any, for each part, numbered 0 to PartCount -1.

Setting this property recalculates the PartHeaders property.

A valid PartIdx is 0 to PartCount -1.

IPWorksException

setPartContentTypeAttr

public void setPartContentTypeAttr(int partIdx,
                                   java.lang.String partContentTypeAttr)
                            throws IPWorksException

Array holding the content type attributes, if any, for each part, numbered 0 to PartCount -1.

Setting this property recalculates the PartHeaders property.

A valid PartIdx is 0 to PartCount -1.

IPWorksException

getPartCount

public int getPartCount()

The number of MIME parts in the encoded message.

The bean fills out PartCount during decoding with the number of parts in the Message . All the Part- properties have valid indexes 0 to PartCount -1. The user may set PartCount before encoding to the number of parts she wants the bean to encode.

setPartCount

public void setPartCount(int partCount)
                  throws IPWorksException

The number of MIME parts in the encoded message.

The bean fills out PartCount during decoding with the number of parts in the Message . All the Part- properties have valid indexes 0 to PartCount -1. The user may set PartCount before encoding to the number of parts she wants the bean to encode.

IPWorksException

getPartDecodedFile

public java.lang.String getPartDecodedFile(int partIdx)
                                    throws IPWorksException

Array holding the filenames with the decoded data numbered 0 to PartCount -1.

Accessing PartDecodedFile for the first time after calling the DecodeFromString or DecodeFromFile method, directs the bean to actually decode the part and save the data in a temporary file. The user is responsible for deleting the temporary file.

Setting a value to PartDecodedFile directs the component to calculate the file size and fill out the respective PartSize property.

Valid PartIdx values are 0 to PartCount -1.

IPWorksException

setPartDecodedFile

public void setPartDecodedFile(int partIdx,
                               java.lang.String partDecodedFile)
                        throws IPWorksException

Array holding the filenames with the decoded data numbered 0 to PartCount -1.

Accessing PartDecodedFile for the first time after calling the DecodeFromString or DecodeFromFile method, directs the bean to actually decode the part and save the data in a temporary file. The user is responsible for deleting the temporary file.

Setting a value to PartDecodedFile directs the component to calculate the file size and fill out the respective PartSize property.

Valid PartIdx values are 0 to PartCount -1.

IPWorksException

getPartDecodedString

public byte[] getPartDecodedString(int partIdx)
                            throws IPWorksException

Array property. It holds the actual content of each part, numbered 0 to PartCount -1.

The bean decodes the actual part of Message to PartDecodedString property when PartDecodedString 's value is first queried.

Setting a value to PartDecodedString fills out the PartSize property with the string size if PartDecodedFile is empty. The bean checks during encoding first PartDecodedFile : if it is empty then the bean uses the value of PartDecodedString .

A valid PartIdx is 0 to PartCount -1.

IPWorksException

setPartDecodedString

public void setPartDecodedString(int partIdx,
                                 byte[] partDecodedString)
                          throws IPWorksException

Array property. It holds the actual content of each part, numbered 0 to PartCount -1.

The bean decodes the actual part of Message to PartDecodedString property when PartDecodedString 's value is first queried.

Setting a value to PartDecodedString fills out the PartSize property with the string size if PartDecodedFile is empty. The bean checks during encoding first PartDecodedFile : if it is empty then the bean uses the value of PartDecodedString .

A valid PartIdx is 0 to PartCount -1.

IPWorksException

getPartEncoding

public int getPartEncoding(int partIdx)
                    throws IPWorksException

The actual content encoding type for each part 0 to PartCount -1.

PartEncoding determines how to encode the data or how they were actually encoded in the Message as specified in the Content-Transfer-Encoding header.

A valid PartIdx is 0 to PartCount -1.

Possible values for PartEncoding are:

pe7bit (0)

7 Bit data, no encoding.

peQuotedPrintable (1)

Quoted-Printable encoding of (typically) text.

peBase64 (2)

Base64 encoding of binary data.

pe8Bit (3)

No encoding, 8 Bit characters may be contained as well.

peBinary (4)

Binary data without any encoding. Similar to 3 (8 Bit encoding).

IPWorksException

setPartEncoding

public void setPartEncoding(int partIdx,
                            int partEncoding)
                     throws IPWorksException

The actual content encoding type for each part 0 to PartCount -1.

PartEncoding determines how to encode the data or how they were actually encoded in the Message as specified in the Content-Transfer-Encoding header.

A valid PartIdx is 0 to PartCount -1.

Possible values for PartEncoding are:

pe7bit (0)

7 Bit data, no encoding.

peQuotedPrintable (1)

Quoted-Printable encoding of (typically) text.

peBase64 (2)

Base64 encoding of binary data.

pe8Bit (3)

No encoding, 8 Bit characters may be contained as well.

peBinary (4)

Binary data without any encoding. Similar to 3 (8 Bit encoding).

IPWorksException

getPartFilename

public java.lang.String getPartFilename(int partIdx)
                                 throws IPWorksException

The filename attribute specified in the headers of the part.

Changing the value of PartDecodedFile sets automatically the PartFilename and consequently the PartHeaders property for the same PartIdx .

A valid PartIdx is 0 to PartCount -1.

IPWorksException

setPartFilename

public void setPartFilename(int partIdx,
                            java.lang.String partFilename)
                     throws IPWorksException

The filename attribute specified in the headers of the part.

Changing the value of PartDecodedFile sets automatically the PartFilename and consequently the PartHeaders property for the same PartIdx .

A valid PartIdx is 0 to PartCount -1.

IPWorksException

getPartHeaders

public java.lang.String getPartHeaders(int partIdx)
                                throws IPWorksException

Headers for each MIME part, numbered 0 to PartCount -1.

The bean fills out PartHeaders each time any of the other Part- properties for that PartIdx is changed. If additional headers are needed they should be appended after all the other Part- properties for that PartIdx are set.

Valid PartIdx values are 0 to PartCount -1.

IPWorksException

setPartHeaders

public void setPartHeaders(int partIdx,
                           java.lang.String partHeaders)
                    throws IPWorksException

Headers for each MIME part, numbered 0 to PartCount -1.

The bean fills out PartHeaders each time any of the other Part- properties for that PartIdx is changed. If additional headers are needed they should be appended after all the other Part- properties for that PartIdx are set.

Valid PartIdx values are 0 to PartCount -1.

IPWorksException

getPartName

public java.lang.String getPartName(int partIdx)
                             throws IPWorksException

The name given to a part, such as the filename.

Changing the value of PartDecodedFile sets automatically the PartName and consequently the PartHeaders property for the same PartIdx .

A valid PartIdx is 0 to PartCount -1.

IPWorksException

setPartName

public void setPartName(int partIdx,
                        java.lang.String partName)
                 throws IPWorksException

The name given to a part, such as the filename.

Changing the value of PartDecodedFile sets automatically the PartName and consequently the PartHeaders property for the same PartIdx .

A valid PartIdx is 0 to PartCount -1.

IPWorksException

getPartSize

public int getPartSize(int partIdx)
                throws IPWorksException

The size of each PartDecodedFile or PartDecodedString .

If a non empty value is assigned to PartDecodedFile then bean fills out PartSize of the same PartIdx with the file size or an error occurs if the file doesn't exist. If PartDecodedFile is empty and a value is assigned to PartDecodedString then PartSize will be equal to the string's size.

During decoding the PartSize is filled with the size of each part.

IPWorksException

config

public java.lang.String config(java.lang.String configurationString)
                        throws IPWorksException

Sets or retrieves a beanconfiguration setting.

Config is a generic method available in every bean. It is used to set and retrieveconfiguration settingsfor the bean.

Configuration settings are similar in functionality to properties, but they are rarely used. In order to avoid "polluting" the property namespace of the bean, access to these internal properties is provided through the Config method.

To set a configuration setting named PROPERTY , you must call Config("PROPERTY=VALUE") , where VALUE is the value of the setting expressed as a string. For boolean values, use the strings "True", "False", "0", "1", "Yes", or "No" (case does not matter).

To read (query) the value of a configuration setting, you must call Config("PROPERTY") . The value will be returned as a string.

IPWorksException

decodeFromFile

public void decodeFromFile()
                    throws IPWorksException

Decode From File.

Decodes the data file given in Message and optionally MessageHeaders and fills out the PartCount , property and the array properties PartSize , PartContentType , PartContentTypeAttr , PartEncoding , PartName , PartHeaders , for each decoded part from 0 to PartCount -1. For each part you may get the content out of PartDecodedString or PartDecodedFile property.

The decoded data will be held in PartDecodedString or otherwise saved in a temporary file given by PartDecodedFile when the user asks for the value of the respective property.

Example (Decoding From File)

 MIMEControl.Message = "C:\\filename.txt"
 MIMEControl.DecodeFromFile 

Here, C:\\filename.txt must contain the MIME headers and body. If not, the MessageHeaders property must also be set to the appropriate MIME headers. If the Encoded data is file data,the decoded file(s) will be given in PartDecodedFile . Otherwise, the decoded data will be in the PartDecodedString property.

IPWorksException

decodeFromString

public void decodeFromString()
                      throws IPWorksException

Decode From String.

Same as DecodeFromFile, but now the Message denotes the real encoded message rather than a filename.

Decodes the data given in Message and optionally MessageHeaders and fills out the PartCount property and the array properties PartSize , PartContentType , PartContentTypeAttr , PartEncoding , PartName , PartHeaders , for each decoded part from 0 to PartCount -1.

The decoded data will be held in PartDecodedString or otherwise saved in a temporary file given by PartDecodedFile when the user asks for the value of the respective property.

Example (Decoding Mail Message)

 MIMEControl.MessageHeaders = MailControl.MessageHeaders
 MIMEControl.Message = MailControl.MessageText
 MIMEControl.DecodeFromString 

If the Encoded data is file data,the decoded file(s) will be given in PartDecodedFile . Otherwise, the decoded data will be in the PartDecodedString property.

IPWorksException

encodeToFile

public void encodeToFile()
                  throws IPWorksException

Encode To File.

Encode the data given in either PartDecodedFile or PartDecodedString into a MIME message at Message and MessageHeaders using the values optionally given in PartContentType , PartContentTypeAttr , PartEncoding , PartName , PartHeaders . To encode several objects into a MIME envelope, the user should first clear any old values left in the Part- properties and then assign values for all the indices starting with 0.

The bean will check for each index first the PartDecodedFile and then PartDecodedString for the data to encode.

The encoded message will be saved in the file pointed to by Message ; the message headers will be held by MessageHeaders .

NOTE: To include the headers, set theIncludeHeadersconfig property to true.

Example (Encoding Data)

 MIMEControl.ResetData()
 MIMEControl.PartCount = 2
 
 MIMEControl.PartDecodedString(0) = "This is plain text data"
 MIMEControl.PartEncoding(0) = peQuotedPrintable
 MIMEControl.PartContentType(0) = "text/plain"
 MIMEControl.PartDecodedFile(1) = "C:\\filename.txt"
 
 MIMEControl.Message = "temp.tmp"
 MIMEControl.EncodeToFile() 

IPWorksException

encodeToString

public void encodeToString()
                    throws IPWorksException

Encode To String.

Same as EncodeToFile but the encoded data is held in the Message property rather than saved to a file.

Encode the data given in either PartDecodedFile or PartDecodedString into a MIME message. The Message gets stored in Message and MessageHeaders using the values optionally given in PartContentType , PartContentTypeAttr , PartEncoding , PartName , PartHeaders . To encode several objects into a MIME envelope, the user should first clear any old values left in the Part- properties by calling ResetData and then assign values for all the indices starting with 0.

The bean will check for each index first the PartDecodedFile and then PartDecodedString for the data to encode.

The encoded message will be stored in the Message property; the message headers will be held by MessageHeaders .

Example (Encoding Data)

 MIMEControl.ResetData()
 MIMEControl.PartCount = 2
 
 MIMEControl.PartDecodedString(0) = "This is plain text data"
 MIMEControl.PartEncoding(0) = peQuotedPrintable
 MIMEControl.PartContentType(0) = "text/plain"
 MIMEControl.PartDecodedFile(1) = "C:\\filename.txt"
 
 MIMEControl.EncodeToString() 

IPWorksException

resetData

public void resetData()
               throws IPWorksException

Resets the values of all headers and Part- properties.

Resets the values of all headers and Part- properties. It is an easy way to reset the bean's properties before starting to populate the Part- properties with new values.

IPWorksException

addMimeEventListener

public void addMimeEventListener(MimeEventListener l)
                          throws java.util.TooManyListenersException

java.util.TooManyListenersException

removeMimeEventListener

public void removeMimeEventListener(MimeEventListener l)