this is a JavaMail issue, nothing to do with James.
However, try
part.setContent( htmlString, "text/html" );
instead of
part.setContent( htmlString, part.getContentType() );
which, in your example is equivalent to
part.setContent( htmlString, "text/html;\n charset=\"iso-8859-1\"");
and read the javadocs for Part, particularly the bit about appropriate
handlers being available.
I suspect that it is simply failing to recognise the type because you
are also mentioning the charset.
d.
On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 02:31:04 -0500, Craig Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> James 2.2.0, Phoenix 4.0.1
>
> In a mailet that extends GenericMailet, in the service method, I have the
> following:
>
> ...
> MimeMessage msg = newMail.getMessage( );
> if ( msg.getContent( ) instanceof Multipart) {
> Multipart mpart = (Multipart) msg.getContent( );
> for (int ix=0, iNumParts=mpart.getCount(); ix < iNumParts; ix++) {
> BodyPart part = mpart.getBodyPart( ix );
>
> if (part.getContentType( ).startsWith( "text/html" )) {
>
> String htmlString = generatePartContent( ... ); // a
> function that produces html text
> log( "before setContent: part.getContentType() = "
> +part.getContentType( ) ); // text/html;... here
> part.setContent( htmlString, part.getContentType() );
> log( "after setContent: part.getContentType() = "
> +part.getContentType( ) ); // text/plain here
>
> ...
>
> before the part.setContent statement, the part's content type is reported as :
>
> text/html;
> charset="iso-8859-1"
>
> after the setContent call, it is reported as "text/plain"
>
> I seem to have lost both the "html" as well as the charset information.
>
> Bizarre, no? Anyone have similar experience???
>
>
> -- Craig Harris
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
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