mime

问题 From reading the RFC it appears that CID can/must only contain characters from the same set as those permissable by a regular URI. Is this correct. Im asking because I wish to writeup a simple helper that takes a CIDs prefix and adds a counter when generating CID for mime multitypes attachments. 回答1: The Content-ID value is required to be in the form of an RFC-822 addr-spec (user@domain). Since an addr-spec may contain characters not allowed in a URL, those characters are hex-encoded when

问题 I have some Java code which sends out an email with code somewhat like the following: MimeBodyPart part = new MimeBodyPart(); part.setContent(htmlString, "text/html; charset=\"UTF-8\""); part.setHeader("MIME-Version", "1.0"); part.setHeader("Content-Type", "text/html; charset=\"UTF-8\""); part.setHeader("Importance", severityVal); mimeMultiPart.addBodyPart(htmlPart); mimeMessage.setContent(mimeMultiPart); ... and so on. How can I encode the "part" MimeBodyPart in base64 for this outgoing

问题 I am working with a handler that presents multimedia content in a page. The idea is that this handler access the file and determine the type using the extension, and presenting it, the problem is that most of the times the handler itself gets downloaded and the multimedia is not presented. Here is the code: FileInfo file = new FileInfo(filePath); byte[] bytes = new byte[file.Length]; using (FileStream fs = file.OpenRead()) { fs.Read(bytes, 0, bytes.Length); } string extension = Path

问题 I'm trying to sign a mail using PGP in php. I could bring the boundaries and headers to work correctly but the mail signature isn't valid (as Thunderbirds Enigmail states). My question here is what part is to sign and what is to take attention to while doing it. At the moment the source of the generated mail looks like this (Text and signature replaced by placeholders to keep it easy to read): Content-Type: multipart/signed; micalg=pgp-sha1; protocol="application/pgp-signature"; boundary="=

问题 I'm trying to sign a mail using PGP in php. I could bring the boundaries and headers to work correctly but the mail signature isn't valid (as Thunderbirds Enigmail states). My question here is what part is to sign and what is to take attention to while doing it. At the moment the source of the generated mail looks like this (Text and signature replaced by placeholders to keep it easy to read): Content-Type: multipart/signed; micalg=pgp-sha1; protocol="application/pgp-signature"; boundary="=

问题 I try to find which MIME type corresponds to the each extension and I get ambigous results. According to webdesign.about.com the correct MIME for exe is: application/octet-stream According to freeformatter.com the correct MIME for exe is: application/x-msdownload and it says that application/octet-stream is MIME for bin extension. According to iana.org the correct MIME for exe (or sth called vnd.microsoft.portable-executable as I don't see exe there) is: application/vnd.microsoft.portable

问题 UPDATED: SEE BOTTOM OF MESSAGE Howdy All, Here's the issue: I'm trying to take a 'screenshot' of a movieclip in Flash, encode it as a Jpg using the AS Core Lib JPGEncoder class, then POST submit it to PHP, and embed the image in a MIME encoded email. Currently, I've tested saving the encoded image locally, and that works, so the encoder is definitely working. The email sends, and it has a 100kb jpg attachment as it should, however, the image appears to contain bad data, as it won't open

问题 This question is to piggy back off of a previous one I asked yesterday, which deals with moving the create/edit feature of a model onto its index page. One last issue I am having is that I when I go to delete a model, I have some javascript that is supposed to run that reloads the list of models to reflect the change in the database. This js is being rendered as html. Here is the code that I think is relevant: in my controller: def destroy @post = Post.find(params[:id]) @post.destroy flash[

问题 How do I construct a multipart MIME request and POST it to a server API using AngularJS $http method? I am trying to upload an image to a server. The binary data of the picture should be part of the body of the request, done using the POST method and multipart MIME. The rest of the query parameters can be sent as query string parameters, or as other parts in the multipart MIME. Here's a capture of what a request should look like: POST https://webservice.platform.com/Service/V1/Service.ashx

问题 How do I construct a multipart MIME request and POST it to a server API using AngularJS $http method? I am trying to upload an image to a server. The binary data of the picture should be part of the body of the request, done using the POST method and multipart MIME. The rest of the query parameters can be sent as query string parameters, or as other parts in the multipart MIME. Here's a capture of what a request should look like: POST https://webservice.platform.com/Service/V1/Service.ashx