William Hunter Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 11, 2016 #1 I am using TOP 10 to find a signature that would identify mail suitable for parsing as MultipartBody. I have simply been using "multipart" with not very good results. Is there a more appropriate signature I should be looking for? Also messages with Encoding base64, parsed as SimpleBody, come through the parser as 0 byte. Is this a format the Mailparser cannot parse? Any help greatly appreciated. Best regards
I am using TOP 10 to find a signature that would identify mail suitable for parsing as MultipartBody. I have simply been using "multipart" with not very good results. Is there a more appropriate signature I should be looking for? Also messages with Encoding base64, parsed as SimpleBody, come through the parser as 0 byte. Is this a format the Mailparser cannot parse? Any help greatly appreciated. Best regards
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 12, 2016 #2 What is TOP 10? MailParser expects attachments to be encoded in base 64. Upvote 0
William Hunter Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 12, 2016 #3 Erel said: What is TOP 10? MailParser expects attachments to be encoded in base 64. Click to expand... I am using the TOP command in Pop3 to look for a signature in the Top 10 lines of the message. I need to identify messages that should be parsed as MultipartBody. That's why I ask what is the signature for this type of message. Best regards Edit: Perhaps this is a better way to ask my question. What content types can the Mailparser successfully process as MultipartBody? Last edited: Aug 13, 2016 Upvote 0
Erel said: What is TOP 10? MailParser expects attachments to be encoded in base 64. Click to expand... I am using the TOP command in Pop3 to look for a signature in the Top 10 lines of the message. I need to identify messages that should be parsed as MultipartBody. That's why I ask what is the signature for this type of message. Best regards Edit: Perhaps this is a better way to ask my question. What content types can the Mailparser successfully process as MultipartBody?
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 14, 2016 #4 You can see it in MailParser code. It supports attachments encoded in base64 string and text parts. Upvote 0
