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juris
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Hello Igor,
I want to delete only the first "Boundary" and the first "Content-Type"...
Lello
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Igor
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You could do that upon generating the message, using GetMessageRawData method. Note that it's highly advanced and unsupported method.
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Igor, AfterLogic Support
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juris
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This is my code:
==[ Remove boundary and content-type ]====================
byte[] bytes = msg.GetMessageRawData();
string msgString = Encoding.Default.GetString(bytes);
string boundary = "--" + msg.MimePartTree.Boundary;
int start = msgString.IndexOf(boundary);
int lenght = msgString.IndexOf(boundary, start + 1) - start;
string partToRemove = msgString.Substring(start, lenght);
msgString = msgString.Replace(partToRemove, "");
bytes = Encoding.Default.GetBytes(msgString);
msg.LoadMessage(bytes);
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Lello
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juris
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This code works, but I would have preferred a built-in function :-(
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Alex
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We don't want to have built-in functionality for this as it would cause too much trouble for many email clients. For instance, some mail clients let you search emails in IMAP mailbox by "has attachments" flag. Internally, they search for "multipart" content-type (because there is no explicit "has attachments" field in message headers). However, email consisting only attachment and no multipart content-type won't be detected this way.
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Alex
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juris
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Hello Alex,
I do not use the MIME to send a message.
I use the MIME like a file container!
My "MIME" has no Body!
My "MIME" contains only attachments!
If I use these properties:
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msg.Charset = null;
msg.MailTransferEncodingPlain = MailTransferEncoding.None;
msg.MailTransferEncodingHtml = MailTransferEncoding.None;
This means that I do not want a body.
So the first section "" Boundary "and" Content-Type: text / plain "is not necessary.
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Alex
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Again, that's not possible out-of-box.
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Alex
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juris
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| Posted: 27 May 2016 at 3:13pm | IP Logged
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Hello Alex,
If I can not delete this section there is a way to turn this section into an attachment?
Lello
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juris
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Hello Alex,
I solved the problem by transforming the body in the attachment:
Regards, Lello
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msg.Headers.Add("Content-ID", "<DatiAtto.xml>", false);
msg.Headers.Add("Content-Disposition", "inline; filename='DatiAtto.xml.p7m'", false);
msg.LoadBodyText("DatiAtto.xml.p7m", MessageBodyType.Plain, Encoding.Default, ImportBodyOptions.Append);
msg.MailTransferEncodingPlain = MailTransferEncoding.Base64;
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juris
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Hello Alex,
1) - Your "LoadBodyText" function does not allow the user to specify "targetFilenme" and does not automatically add "Content-Disposition: filename = xxxxxxxx.
2) - Your "LoadBodyText" function does not allow the user to specify the "Content-ID: yyyyyyy".
You can add these two features?
Regards, Lello
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Alex
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You can make body appear as attachment like below:
Code:
MailMessage mu = new MailMessage();
mu.Charset = "windows-1252";
mu.BodyParts.Clear();
TextBodyPart tp = mu.BodyParts.Add("text/plain"); // or application/pkcs7-mime or whatever content-type you need
tp.TransferEncoding = MailTransferEncoding.Base64;
tp.Headers["Content-Disposition"] = "attachment; filename=\"DatiAtto.xml.p7m\"";
tp.Text = "string containing your attachment data";
mu.SaveMessage(@"C:\Temp\1.eml");
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The result will be:
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MIME-Version: 1.0
X-Mailer: MailBee.NET 10.0.2.540
Content-Type: text/plain;
charset="windows-1252"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
Content-Disposition: attachment;
filename="DatiAtto.xml.p7m"
c3RyaW5nIGNvbnRhaW5pbmcgeW91ciBhdHRhY2htZW50IGRhdGE=
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juris
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| Posted: 30 May 2016 at 3:58am | IP Logged
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Hello Alex,
It works perfectly.
Thank you :-)
Lello
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