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Karin_Garreis
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Friday, July 22, 2005 05:36 AM
Hello, I'm currently trying to set up a HTML form with some input text fields and a file upload field. The data is then handled by a Java Servlet and underlying Java classes. They are trying to send the data via e-mail. The e-mail is send, however, when you retrieve it, it is not readable, and I have the following message in the mail [MIME content for this item is stored in attachment $RFC822.eml. Parsing MIME content failed: Incorrect format in MIME data..] I'm using the Java code snippet I found here at jguru relating to attachments. Funnily enough I had it working properly with Java Version 1.4.2. The e-mail is also retrieved properly when I leave out the attachment code in my classes. Another f
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Hello,
I'm currently trying to set up a HTML form with some input text fields and a file upload field. The data is then handled by a Java Servlet and underlying Java classes. They are trying to send the data via e-mail.
The e-mail is send, however, when you retrieve it, it is not readable, and I have the following message in the mail
[MIME content for this item is stored in attachment $RFC822.eml. Parsing MIME content failed: Incorrect format in MIME data..]
I'm using the Java code snippet I found here at jguru relating to attachments. Funnily enough I had it working properly with Java Version 1.4.2. The e-mail is also retrieved properly when I leave out the attachment code in my classes.
Another funny thing I recognized is that I'm not able to use
enctype="multipart/form-data"
in my HTML because I'm not getting any parameter data then. I tried to get around this, to check if this solves my e-mail problem, but it didn't change anything.
Has anyone experienced similar problems? Is there possibility to tell the Multipart object which MIME-type to use? Any help/ideas/suggestions are really appreciated!
Regards, Karin
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