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Reading multipart mime headers

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cyberco - 14 Feb 2006 15:41 GMT
Each 'part' in a multipart mime message can have its own headers (or
attributes as they sometimes call them). I'm looking for a way to
retrieve those. I'm using the apache package for handling file uploads
(org.apache.commons.fileupload), but that packages has not methods for
retrieving multipart mime headers.
Timo Stamm - 14 Feb 2006 17:54 GMT
cyberco schrieb:
> Each 'part' in a multipart mime message can have its own headers (or
> attributes as they sometimes call them). I'm looking for a way to
> retrieve those. I'm using the apache package for handling file uploads
> (org.apache.commons.fileupload), but that packages has not methods for
> retrieving multipart mime headers.

There is a multipart request implementation in the sources of jetty
(jetty.mortbay.org), and I believe there is also one available from
o'reilly.

Maybe they have a more generic multipart parser which you can use? It
might be worth a look.

Timo
Roedy Green - 14 Feb 2006 18:38 GMT
>Each 'part' in a multipart mime message can have its own headers (or
>attributes as they sometimes call them). I'm looking for a way to
>retrieve those. I'm using the apache package for handling file uploads
>(org.apache.commons.fileupload), but that packages has not methods for
>retrieving multipart mime headers.
do you have the source for javamail?  it does that.
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