| java.lang.Object
 com.protomatter.util.MIMEAttachment
| MIMEAttachment | | public class MIMEAttachment implements Serializable(Code) | | This class is used in conjunction with the MIMEMessage class
to make a multipart MIME message. A MIMEAttachment enacpsulates
a single attachment (i.e. an image, a document, etc). Attached
binaries are encoded using the Base64 method.
See Also: MIMEMessage |
| Constructor Summary | |
| public | MIMEAttachment(String type, String description, String content)
Create a MIMEAttachment object with the given MIME content type and
description. | | public | MIMEAttachment(String type, String description, byte[] data, boolean isBinary)
Create a MIMEAttachment object with the given MIME content type and
description. | | public | MIMEAttachment(String type, String description, byte[] data)
Create a MIMEAttachment object with the given MIME type and
description. | | public | MIMEAttachment()
Create an empty attachment. |
| MIMEAttachment | | public MIMEAttachment(String type, String description, String content)(Code) | | Create a MIMEAttachment object with the given MIME content type and
description. The content will not be encoded using Base64.
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| MIMEAttachment | | public MIMEAttachment(String type, String description, byte[] data, boolean isBinary)(Code) | | Create a MIMEAttachment object with the given MIME content type and
description. The content will be encoded using Base64 if
the isBinary flag is true.
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| MIMEAttachment | | public MIMEAttachment(String type, String description, byte[] data)(Code) | | Create a MIMEAttachment object with the given MIME type and
description. The content will be encoded using Base64.
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| MIMEAttachment | | public MIMEAttachment()(Code) | | Create an empty attachment.
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| getContent | | public byte[] getContent()(Code) | | Return the content. If it's binary, it's a byte array
of binary data, if it's ASCII, you can just call
new String(attachmentgetContent()).
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| getHeaderNames | | public Enumeration getHeaderNames()(Code) | | Get an Enumeration of the header names.
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| getSubHeader | | public String getSubHeader(String name, String sub)(Code) | | Some headers (such as Content-Disposition) have multiple
key="value" pairs associated with them. This method allows
you to get at those values easily. For instance, to get
the "filename" chunk of the "Content-Disposition" header,
call getSubHeader("Content-Disposition", "filename");
If you call it with sub = "", it will retrieve the first
value (which doesn't have a name)
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| isBinary | | public boolean isBinary()(Code) | | Is the content of the attachment ascii or binary?
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| removeHeader | | public void removeHeader(String headerName)(Code) | | Remove a header value.
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| setBinary | | public void setBinary(boolean b)(Code) | | Set the flag to indicate that the content
of this attachment is binary.
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| setContent | | public void setContent(String content)(Code) | | Set the content of this attachment.
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| setContent | | public void setContent(byte[] content)(Code) | | Set the content of this attachment.
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| setHeader | | public void setHeader(String headerName, String headerVal)(Code) | | Set a header value.
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| setHeaders | | public void setHeaders(Hashtable headers)(Code) | | Set the headers. Keys and values in
must be strings.
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| toString | | public String toString()(Code) | | Produces a chunk of text, including the encoded attachment object
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| write | | public void write(PrintWriter w)(Code) | | Append the content of this attachment to
the given StringBuffer.
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