Oggetto: RE: IAIK and james
Marcello,
The workaround for that bug is to call part.setContent() and
part.saveChanges(), which James does. The problem I found is that
getRawInputStream() does not do the same thing that getInputStream() would
do. getRawInputStream() apparently ignores changes
actually, the problem has nothing to do with james or iaik: it's due to
javamail:
there is the bug
http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/bugParade/bugs/4403733.html
whose state is in progress (since Jan 10, 2001).
The problem seems to be the handling of the content in a multipart message
Marcello Marangio wrote:
actually, the problem has nothing to do with james or iaik: it's due to
javamail:
there is the bug
http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/bugParade/bugs/4403733.html
whose state is in progress (since Jan 10, 2001).
The problem seems to be the handling of the content
Subject: R: IAIK and james
actually, the problem has nothing to do with james or iaik: it's due to
javamail:
there is the bug
http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/bugParade/bugs/4403733.html
whose state is in progress (since Jan 10, 2001).
The problem seems to be the handling of the content
Hi all
I am experiencing a singular problem with james and the iaik jce library.
I am trying to:
- read an SMIME message, i.e. an smtp message whose content is a
multipart/signed
- create a brand new textual bodyPart using the secutiry-related information
of the SMIME message
- attach the new
Even if I try to remove all the BodyParts of the original message,
what I get is the original message itself... I know it's a bit weird.
Please try James v2.1.3a1. I fixed what may be precisely that defect
yesterday, and also posted a bug report to JavaMail.
--- Noel
