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Angel
Can't SharpMime be used in any way to generate MIME messages? Or is it a parser only?.
2009-02-07 10:25:11 UTC in SharpWebMail
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Thanks Angel - This also works on my windows machine.
I just want to verify I understood: If I declare my boundary=X then the body should look like this:
--X
(Part 1 content)
--X
(Part 2 content)
--X--
right?.
2009-02-02 13:57:12 UTC in SharpWebMail
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Angel
Thanks for your efforts.
I have a client that generates and sends such requests and I have fetched its request using Fiddler. Then I used the Fiddler context menu to save the entire request to a file.
I have done another test and got the same result. This time I have an internal URL that returns a MIME response. I have some Java clients that are successfully able to read the...
2009-02-01 20:00:47 UTC in SharpWebMail
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Angel
I was able to build the latest using NANT.
FYI when opening the project with VS 2005 I got an error that the imported project "C:\SharpDevelop.Build.CSharp.targets" is not found. Anyway I used NANT instead.
However I am still unable to correctly read a binary attachment.
What I want to do is this: I have a file which contains an HTTP header followed by two MIME parts...
2009-01-31 14:09:49 UTC in SharpWebMail
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Angel
I'm new to sourceforge - where can I find the latest binaries?
I've find the latest sources but I'm not sure I have the correct VS version to compile them so I prefer to download the binaries.
Thanks.
2009-01-30 20:43:30 UTC in SharpWebMail
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Great, I'll check it out once you check it in and let you know.
2009-01-26 22:32:08 UTC in SharpWebMail
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Hi
I am trying to use SharpMime to parse a general MIME-based HTTP payload and not an email.
This works fine if all MIME parts are textual. But one of my parts is a binary file. For example the HTTP body looks like this:
================
------=_Part_0_2739852.1233002066060
Content-Type: text/xml; charset=UTF-8
Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary
Content-Id...
2009-01-26 22:06:21 UTC in SharpWebMail
