Re: [ebxmlms-general] content filename in EBxml

[ian t. <ia...@sc...>]

Hi Sacha

No. Hermes does not use Content-Disposition. The most that I have seen
in the SOAP stream used to create the ebxml Message is Content-Type. In
emails, Content-Type has an attribute "name" that contains the filename
of the attachment. It is the same as the filename attribute of
Content-Disposition. However, since Patrick mentioned that there is no
standard way of specifying the filename of the content, what id like to
know now is where would be a good place to define the filename.


Ian Tabangay
Supply Chain Networks, inc
ia...@sc...

-----Original Message-----
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Sacha Schlegel
Sent: Monday, January 08, 2007 6:21 PM
To: General discussions
Subject: Re: [ebxmlms-general] content filename in EBxml

Hi Ian

I do not know how or whether this is done in Hermes but it seems the

Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=test.xml

construct of the MIME standard is used for that feature. Eg to have this
construct in each mime part that holds a business document (the
payload). Then the receiving MSH can create the payload file with the
name defined in the Content-Disposition. The receiving MSH has to make
sure it does not overwrite an existing payload file with a new payload
file but that is MSH implementation.

http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2183.txt talks about it (I have not read it)

Maybe a Hermes developer can provide this add-on in the code.

Regards

Sacha