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Alexander_Krumrein
Posted On:
Thursday, August 16, 2001 09:16 AM
Hi, there has been some discussion and answers on how to create multi-line messages, but they won't work with the setContent() method. I tried : 1. StringBuffer sB = new StringBuffer(); sB.append("Test- Mail: Sonderzeichen: AÄOÖUÜß "); sB.append("ãéëíóüCñ "); sB.append("more dynamic data "); msg.setContent(sB.toString(),"text/html;charset="iso-8859-1""); 2. String nl =System.getProperty("line.separator"); String msg = "bla bla" + nl + "äöuß" + nl
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Hi,
there has been some discussion and answers on how to create
multi-line messages, but they won't work with the setContent()
method.
I tried :
1.
StringBuffer sB = new StringBuffer();
sB.append("Test- Mail:
Sonderzeichen: AÄOÖUÜß
");
sB.append("ãéëíóüCñ
");
sB.append("more dynamic data
");
msg.setContent(sB.toString(),"text/html;charset="iso-8859-1"");
2.
String nl =System.getProperty("line.separator");
String msg = "bla bla" + nl + "äöuß" + nl + "éáô";
msg.setContent(msg,"text/html;charset="iso-8859-1"");
3. (the supposed-2-B-simple-way)
String msg = "bla bla
äöuß
éáô";
msg.setContent(msg,"text/html;charset="iso-8859-1"");
None of the above worked.
I can't use setText() because of the charset.
Does anybody have another idea?
I have problems compiling the setContent(String message, String charset)
method from MimeMessage, because javac doesn't consider the function signature.
Is this due to an old mail.jar version?
Alex
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